This is not a "problem." It's a fact. See hundreds of other posts on the
subject every month or read the FAQ.

"Bridget" <bridgetbeb[at]aol.com> wrote in message
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can't make changes. Also, the URL for my bank elicits an
error message when I try to logon through the Money site
even thought the URL is correct.

A good strategy would be to back up to second hard disk, or even a zip disk,
or compact flash, or USB drive, in addition to a CDR.

Some may think this is overkill, but I use a bat file to copy my money data
to a second hard drive, and then a compact flash card. I then back up the
copy backed up on the second hard drive to a CD-R multi session. At the end
of month, I create a new CD-R and destroy the one from two months ago. The
CD-R comes to work with me every day, plus there is always a copy left
somewhere other than my home, no older than 1 month.


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"Wade" <wstarl[at]bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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All of them allow it in the sense that they don't prevent or preclude it.
None of them allow it in the sense of enabling it by providing their own CD
burning engine. See http://www.bollar.org/msmoney/#Q51 for the FAQs
treatment of this incredibly FAQ.

"Wade" <wstarl[at]bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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Do any versions of Money allow backing up data to cds,
rather than floppy discs?