In microsoft.public.money, Jacob Thurman wrote:

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An easy way is to copy the Money *.mny to a file with a new name.
Open the new one and delete the parts that do not apply to it. Ditto
for the old file.

I've been using MS Money 2004 to manage both personal and business money for
a while. Recently, I decided it was time to separate personal money from
business money, so I went to the bank and opened a new business checking
account. I would like to have the business accounts be in one file, and the
personal accounts in another file, so that I can keep them completely
separate and share the business data with my associates without having to
share personal data.

The problem is that my personal file has three accounts in it. One is my
personal checking account, which has also been the business account until
now, and the other two are internet-based "accounts receivable" type
accounts (one, for example, is a paypal account) that are strictly for
business.

Can I move these accounts into the new business-only file? How? Or am I
going about this the wrong way entirely?

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Jacob Thurman