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| More importantly, you need to set a password on your file if you want to make sure that she (or anyone else) does not have access your financial records at all. And vice-versa for your daughter. |
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| In microsoft.public.money, Mommy wrote: - quote - > I am currently using Money 2003 with Windows XP Home
Yes. You can be using different XP logins, or the same one.> version. I share my computer with my daughter. She now > wants to do her finances using MS Money. Is it possible > for us both to use it without having access to the others > information? To start a new user from scratch, do File-> New-> NewFile. To open Money, you can create shortcuts to each Money file and use those to start Money. If you are using separate XP logins, the separation is more automatic. |
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| I am currently using Money 2003 with Windows XP Home version. I share my computer with my daughter. She now wants to do her finances using MS Money. Is it possible for us both to use it without having access to the others information? Thanks |
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