If you set a Passport on your Money file for Passport account
youroldname[at]oldaddress.com, forgot the password, and created a new Passport
account for yournewname[at]newisp.com, then you will not be able to get into
the Money file with yournewname[at]newisp.com.

You have two basic choices:

1a) (recommended) go to the www.passport.net site, go to member services,
and recover the password for youroldname[at]oldaddress.com using the multi step
process they provide for this. You will have to be able to remember the
other information that you setup with the account, like the answers to the
magic questions. Once you have this done--and I ***think*** this is possible
even if you no longer have access to the old email address, though they can
tell you--go into the Money file. Personally, I'd remove the Passport prior
to the next step.
1b) Now that you can access the Passport, go back to http://www.passport.net
member services and change the username (email address) for the passport
with user name youroldname[at]oldaddress.com to yournewname[at]newisp.com.

2) Open the Money sample file and, from there, go to File|New and start all
over.

Putting a password/Passport on your data file is not a good idea unless you
are a **whole lot** more likely to know the password than whoever you are
protecting the file from is likely to be able to guess it.

"cheryl" <charby[at]optonline.net> wrote in message
news:00f101c348bc$2f1da7b0$a601280a[at]phx.gbl...
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I am trying to set it up with my new email address. I
have re-registered because i couldn't remember my old
password into net. passport. I am finding this program a
pain but would like to use it for my home finances.

How in the hell do i get it to start over?

Thank you. cheryl