In microsoft.public.money, Dick wrote:

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Two years. You can get a little extra time if you delay activation a
bit.

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There are maybe 60 or 70 columns to choose from in the Portfolio
view. Those that you name are included.

The free portfolio at http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/home.aspx
is pretty similar in that respect, I think.

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You really would want to try the 60 day free trial of Deluxe first.
http://www.microsoft.com/money/freetrial_deluxe.mspx

The trial does pretty much everything that the purchased version
does during the trial period. It does not include the free support
that the real product has.

Depending on the vintage of your Quicken, it may or may not be able
to successfully convert your existing Quicken file.

You can have it an Quicken

Can anyone tell me how often is a MS Money user required to purchase a new
version to continue to update data?

Does stock quotes include PE, Dividend and Yield information for all stocks
which distribute dividends?

I would appreciate any comments about Money from prevous Quicken users.

Thanks in advance

I purchased money 2007 last year but I have lost the cd. I have the serial
number though. I downloaded money 2007 from the internet and am running the
free trial. Is there a way to enter my serial number into the free tiral so
I can get my full version back? Thanks.