If you ever changed your password (or sign in name) try using an older
password.
Offline mode should remember the last "successful" online sign in
credentials.
So, if you changed them since then, it may still be using older credentials
in offline mode.

-Mark

"GrahamW" <GrahamW[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E2EEC527-C66C-468E-84F2-34BA7DB3E4B2[at]microsoft.com...
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In microsoft.public.money, GrahamW wrote:

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I was afraid of that.

Continue to sign in off line, or see if you want to move to Money
Plus Deluxe.

There is a free trial. If you switch back, changes not entered into
Money 2004 will not be available in Money 2004. There are other
considerations if you think you might want to switch back.

I do get the option to sign in offline.
It rejects my email address and password
I have tried configuring IE to work off line.
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gw


"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, GrahamW wrote:

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I suggest you don't attempt to change your LiveID password.

Are you saying that there is no place to click that you want to log
in offline, or are you saying that it rejects your email address and
password? If you are not getting the opportunity, see if in IE you
select File-> WorkOffline, and then open Money.

Thanks for your suggestions, Unfortunately, I cannot log on offline.
I have tried MS phone support but they wont touch money 2004 as its life has
expired.
I did try telling IE to work offline and even disconnected the cable but
still I could not log on offline.
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gw


"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, GrahamW wrote:

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Also see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/894020

In microsoft.public.money, GrahamW wrote:

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Make a copy of your Money file (*.mny) under a different name.

Log in offline. In Money 2004, you should be able to click where
it says "I don't need to use online features that require Microsoft
Passport".

Then File-> PasswordManager, attempt to remove your Passport. If
that is successful, you can continue to work with your current
version without Passport. For the North American versions at
least, except for the passwording aspect, the Passport-enabled
features would have expired anyway. You can add a conventional
password to keep the file secured from the mildly curious.

MS Money2004 under XP.
The programme has suddenly stopped me from signing in as previously.
When I ask to use Money's online features to login, I receive a message that
the attempt was unsuccessful.
When I ask to sign in without online features, I am told the password is
incorrect.
When I click on "Forgotten your password", I reach the following
website--https://member services.passport. com/ppsecure/MRSV_ResetPW.asp
which Internet Explorer cannot display.
Any advice as to how to overcome this problem would be most appreciated.

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gw