there sure is...search for the trial version of MS Money
2003, download it,then within MS Money's trial version
look for the option to purchase which can be done
online. I did this last year - hopefully you can still
do this since 2004 is now released int the stores
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Could you provide a reference to a Microsoft web site with this date? I
think this date has exclusively been seen at places like amazon.com.

"Damaeus" <no-mail[at]hotmail.invalid.net> wrote in message
news:4t36hv0a4qjoj8ttpe24h41o703le5a0qm[at]4ax.com...
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In news:microsoft.public.money, Rob Schneider
<rmschne[at]stripthisoutbeeb.net> posted on Mon, 14 Jul 2003 09:37:17
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Well, I started using 2003, then about 14 days before it expired, I
installed Windows XP hoping it would renew my trial period so I could
get 2004. I knew my hope was probably forlorn because of the data file.
Sure enough, I still had the same amount of time left in my trial.
Since I read on the Microsoft website that 2004 was being released
today, July 14, I decided to go to Electronics Boutique to see if they
had it in stock. He said it's not going to be released until August. I
told him, "Well, I guess the Microsoft site must be wrong, then."
Either Microsoft or Electronics Boutique should have their information
updated.
I did find my 2002 CD-ROM and I'm perfectly happy with that
version, but I'd sure hate to have to go back and add all the
information I've entered into 2003. I track every little expense,
including money I drop into a vending machine, and including change I
pick up off sidewalks and parking lots. Hey, it's income! I just don't
declare it on my taxes <eg> .

Damaeus

Is there any way to pay for Money 2003 online and enter some kind of
registration code? Or must I actually go out and buy the package?

Thanks,
Damaeus