Future versions (M05??? was the first) can backup to something besides
floppy on exit.

Ctrl+S has no meaning in Money since it always saves to disk when you enter
changes.

Another possibility is to create a short little .CMD file that starts Money
and then when Money exits, copies your data file. You would then always run
this command file instead of Money directly.

"Sarah Houston" <SHoust[at]pndfnospam.com> wrote in message
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See info copied from Money 2001 Help below, CTRL+S is used to Split a
transaction.

Keyboard Shortcut for backup to hard drive is.....

Alt, then F, then B, then down arrow, then Enter.


You will notice each item on the menu bar has one underlined letter. By
pressing Alt then that underlined letter will cause it's menu to display
then each item on the menu will have a underlined letter to press.

Ken


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Keyboard shortcuts

Keyboard combinations allow you to quickly access features without taking
your hands off the keys.


To Press
Open a file CTRL+O
Undo your last action ALT+BACKSPACE or CTRL+Z
Return to you most recently edited transaction in this account's account
register CTRL+G
Split a transaction CTRL+S
Insert today's date in the Date field CTRL+D
Increase a date by one Plus sign (+)
Decrease a date by one Minus sign (-)
Paste information from the same field in a previous transaction CTRL+Y
Mark a transaction as cleared CTRL+M
Cancel changes ESC
Go to the Accounts List CTRL+SHIFT+A
Go to the Bills & Deposits List CTRL+SHIFT+B
Open the Windows Calculator CTRL+K
Find a specific transaction CTRL+F
Add a recurring payment to the Bills list from an account register
transaction form CTRL+E
Go to the previous transaction in the account register transaction forms
CTRL+UP ARROW
Go the the next transaction in the account register transaction forms
CTRL+DOWN ARROW
Copy text CTRL+C
Create a new file CTRL+N
Print CTRL+P
Cut text CTRL+X
Paste text CTRL+V
Switch between the Top Line Only and All Transaction Details views in the
account register CTRL+T
Select a price, quantity, or cash balance to update (on the page for
updating your holdings) F2
Refresh Money's Web browser F5
Highlight Money's Web address bar F6
Open Money Center dropdown menus (for example: Accounts & Bills) F7
Convert an amount to a foreign currency (the insertion point must be in an
amount field) F8
Toggle entry amount between the Euro and the currency of the account for
Euro member currencies F11

Important Some keyboard shortcuts will be different if you've selected the
Keyboard shortcuts for Quicken users check box on the Editing tab of the
Options dialog box or if you've converted your file from Quicken.


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"Sarah Houston" <SHoust[at]pndfnospam.com> wrote in message
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| I'm still using Microsoft Money 2001 for my checkbook and don't need a lot
| of bells and whistles, so it's been fine so far.
|
| But one thing I'd like to have, is to have it backup to my hard drive when
| I hit ctrl-S for save.
|
| Can any future versions do that?
|

I'm still using Microsoft Money 2001 for my checkbook and don't need a lot
of bells and whistles, so it's been fine so far.

But one thing I'd like to have, is to have it backup to my hard drive when
I hit ctrl-S for save.

Can any future versions do that?