"David A. Lessnau" <DavidALessnau[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:B2BACF28-DBD8-45A7-9C81-6A3F695CCF8C[at]microsoft.com...
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If you use online services you have to pay a new fee at some point, to
continue that.
--
Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

I don't understand. According to

http://microsoftmoney.blogspot.com/2...oney-2009.html

there's not even going to be a new version this year. Are you seeing
something different?

Dave Lessnau


"belexes" wrote:

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Previously on microsoft.public.money, belexes said:

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So don't be one. Just because there's a new version, doesn't mean you
have to upgrade to it. I upgraded to Money '07 to get a feature that
wasn't included in the version I was using before - Money '02.

Money '02 was continuing to work just fine in WinXP. I don't know
about support for it, because I hadn't needed any.

--
Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org
The from userid is killfiled Send personal mail to gordol

Tips for the Evil Henchman: 12. If the seemingly helpless person you
have just cornered is confident and unafraid despite being outnumbered
and surrounded, you have encountered a Hero in disguise. Run while you
still can.

What alternatives do you have in mind? And what are you doing with your
existing data set?

"belexes" <belexes[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0A880277-CC81-4B2E-A77E-AEC6C8EEAEC6[at]microsoft.com...
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That's it for me. I will no longer submit to the bi-annual upgrade extortion
racket. There are simply too many other viable personal finance products out
there that don't sunset features/operating system support.

Don't be a lemming!