What tool are you using? Outlook Express? Microsoft Support Community
Newsgroups web page?

The gray probably means a post you've already seen. The +/- means that there
are replies or not. Click on a + to expand a thread or a branch of a thread,
as the case may be. Click on a - to roll the branch back up.

"Robert D. Schaffer" <rdschaffer[at]adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:004401c3c7fb$8ba486c0$a601280a[at]phx.gbl...
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Can you answer these two questions for me?
1. Why is my entry under new posts grayed out?
2. What is the significance of the plus or minus in the box
in front of the entry?
Thanks!
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An unofficial FAQ for this newsgroup is available at
http://www.bollar.org/msmoney. It was last updated Friday, September 26,
2003. You may save yourself and those willing to spend their time helping
you both time and hassle by consulting this resource before posting what may
already be a FAQ.

Likewise, a comprehensive archive of this newsgroup is available at
http://groups.google.com. Click on Advanced Groups Search; there you should
specify newsgroup microsoft.public.money and some search terms you consider
appropriate. It is *highly likely* the issue you want help with has been
discussed before. In some case you will find it has been discussed **many**
times before.

If you are reading this group through the Microsoft Community Newsgroups web
page interface, you may find the native Usenet tools handier. Click here to
try them: news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.money.

One last word to the wise: I post this once a week so at least some people
might see it and refrain from posting FAQs. I remember to do this because I
also backup my Money data file to several different locations and several
different media types once a week. I also assure that these backups do not
replace other backups but supplement them in case a problem goes unnoticed
for several backup cycles. Occasionally, I also test these backups to make
sure they really are. I recommend you do the same as soon as you are done
reading this. "Do you have a good backup?" is a frequent first reply to
problems posted here. Don't leave yourself in a position where your only
answer is "no." It's a lot harder to help people when that is their answer.