On my UK version, on accounts which are not in my base currency, at the base
of the register I see two values - the upper one is the value of the account
in the currency of the account, the lower is the value of the account in my
local (base) currency, based on the exchange rate most recently downloaded.
In the account list I see the local currency
but the subtotal is always in the base currency

I'm not sure which 2004 version you have (guessing the international
edition). I've just tried the same thing as it works in the same way.
Whereabouts exactly do you not see the $ or £ symbol?
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Does anyone know how Money 2004 can show accounts with their associated
currency Symbols?

eg - I am based in Germany, but have Sterling, EURO and Dollar Accounts.
DEspite having told the account detail section which currency each account
is in, I still get it showing the EURO symbol?

Any views are welcome.

Regards