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01-03-2004, 04:28 AM
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 Re: Upgrading to Money 2004 Actually, I think it tells you that it will create a backup file (actually, I think it just renames the original) of the existing version before creating a second file for the new version. File|New will let you start over. I'm with Steve--I'm really not sure why you'd want to do that. "J Clark" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:09a301c3d19b$80dbf260$a001280a[at]phx.gbl... - quote - > I currently have money 2001 and want to install Money > 2004. I wanted to start a new Money file and not > incorporate my data from 2001, but when installing 2004 it > indicates that my 2001 data will be overwritten and > brought into 2004. Is there any way to start a new 2004 > Money file without bringin in my 2001 data? |
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01-03-2004, 01:39 AM
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| Re: Upgrading to Money 2004 - quote - > Subject: Upgrading to Money 2004
Yes, you can start a brand NEW file with Money 2004 after it brings your old> From: "J Clark" anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com > Date: 1/2/2004 8:47 PM Eastern Standard Time > Message-id: <09a301c3d19b$80dbf260$a001280a[at]phx.gbl> I currently have money 2001 and want to install Money > 2004. I wanted to start a new Money file and not > incorporate my data from 2001, but when installing 2004 it > indicates that my 2001 data will be overwritten and > brought into 2004. Is there any way to start a new 2004 > Money file without bringin in my 2001 data? data into the original file. But WHY would you do that? If you have data for the past three years and it is not complete or scattered, it will still help you toward organizing for the future. Remember, Money 2004 is NOT a program intended for using just in 2004. It can be used with any data you enter going back as far as you want and using it as far as you would like to in future years. Good luck. |
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01-03-2004, 12:47 AM
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| Upgrading to Money 2004 I currently have money 2001 and want to install Money 2004. I wanted to start a new Money file and not incorporate my data from 2001, but when installing 2004 it indicates that my 2001 data will be overwritten and brought into 2004. Is there any way to start a new 2004 Money file without bringin in my 2001 data? |
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