Just keep ignoring the nag. It will go away eventually.

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Bob Peel,
Microsoft MVP - Money

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"Jeff P." <jeff_phil-NO[at]SPAM-yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Previously I used the Small Business version of Money 2003. I decided to
quit using it for two reasons. First, I need to be able to import invoice
batches from a file, which it doesn't seem to be able to do. Second, I think
it would be a good idea to keep my business finances in a completely
seperate file, despite the fact that Microsoft Money can keep business
accounts seperate from personal accounts in one file--that just seemed a bit
messy to me.

Now I have a new computer which came with Microsoft Money 2004. Of course,
this isn't the small business version. Although it seems to work fine and
I've been using it for a few weeks like this, it keeps nagging me when I
open my file that because there is business data stored in it, I need to buy
the business version of Money 2004.

So the question is, how do I get rid of the business data in my Money file
without buying the 2004 Business version of Money or having to re-enter all
of the data I've entered since I upgraded from the 2003 version? Also, in
cases where a personal account was used to make a business purchase, how can
I change all of these split business/personal categories to instead be a
split transfer to say, a fake cash account used to track how much the
business owes me, without having to click through each and every
transaction?

Thanks,
Jeff