Buzz,

I've had this problem myself.

Try to locate the offending transaction. Look through all of you account
registers. You should be able to find and delete the offending entry then
re-enter the correct data from your bank or brokerage statements.

After correcting, run the salvage utility (...money -s)

2 questions:

Do you have separate partitions for Windows/Program Files and Data files?
(My Documents)

Is your Money data file on a different partition than your Program Files?
This might or might not make a difference.

In my case I DO have separate partitions. I have been able to pretty much
eliminate corrupting my Money data file by creating a swap file in my Data
partition as well as my Windows/Program Files partition.

If you have separate partitions and need help setting up a swap file, just
reply and I'll try to guide you through it.

Best of luck. I know what your going through.

Kevin


"Buzz" <sj[at]biologicaldiversity.org> wrote in message
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See http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=104. There is no one size fits all
answer to your question.

"Buzz" <sj[at]biologicaldiversity.org> wrote in message
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Has anyone discovered a solution to this problem?
It just happened to me.


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Scour your file for the offending Trillion Dollar entry and delete it.
Re-enter the correct information. Then run salvage.


"Davyne" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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File|Repair is a newer way to get at msmoney -s. I believe it was added to
M04. Have you tried the most recent salv.exe? There's a link to get it from
Microsoft in the FAQ at http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=104.

"Davyne" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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My balances are off by over 750 Trillion (yes, trillion)
on my home, account balances and budgeting/cash flow
pages. However, they are correct in the register. Correct
starting balances, correct ending balances.

This happened after getting a new computer, changing from
Win200Pro to XP. Both computers used Money 2003 Deluxe.
I've uninstalled/reintalled money, restored my back-up
serveral times, and this is still happening (even to my
previous years archives). I ran the money update. I tried
using start=> run=> msmoney -s as was suggested in a few
previous posts, but that didn't do the trick, either.
I'm not sure what the File=> repair money file is that I
saw in a post, but I can't find that in any of the menus
on my money file.

Can anyone please help????