> -----Original Message-----
> The FAQ:
> ---
> Q): What is the "bleeding envelope" icon in the register?
> [Relevant to Money2002 (v.10)]
> A): This icon indicates that Money thinks this
transaction is a candidate
> for being added as a recurring scheduled transaction. If
you click (double
> click?) on it, a dialog will pop-up allowing you to
enter it as a recurring
> scheduled transaction or you can tell Money to quit
bugging you about it.
> Check "potential recurring transactions" in Help.
> Thanks to Cal Learner for the Help file topic reference.
> It turns out the bleeding dagger is really a question
mark. LisaLisa (the
> Money marketing manager) got a page put up to decode
many Money icons. You
> might want to refer to it.
> References:
> LisaLisa's reference page for icons
> <http://www.microsoft.com/money/produ.../money_icons.h
tm> "Dean Smith" <OSTFXPINPRMY[at]spammotel.co> wrote in message
> news:2a2d01c35486$8b05f480$a001280a[at]phx.gbl...
> > Occasionally there is entered an envelope icon and the
> > check # or word "debit" is moved to the left of the
other
> > entries in an account. The icon appears to hve a
red "p"
> > on top of it. There seems to be no reason why this
> > difference in a payment entry is made. Does anybody
know
> > why? Thanks Dean
> .

> Occasionally there is entered an envelope icon and the
> check # or word "debit" is moved to the left of the other
> entries in an account. The icon appears to hve a red "p"
> on top of it. There seems to be no reason why this
> difference in a payment entry is made. Does anybody know
> why? Thanks Dean