Downgrade?

I have Money 2004 Small Business. I do not use any of the business features
- so would like to downgrade to a regular 'home' version of Money. If I
purchase Money 2007 Deluxe, will I be able to move from my 'small business
edition' to my new 'home' edition with no trouble?

Bob
Sat Mar 31 15:11:39 CDT 2007

Yes no problems. You will get a "nag" about lost functionality i.e. the
Business part, but it will run normally.

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Regards
Bob Peel,
Microsoft MVP - Money

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"Jeff Steele" <JeffSteele@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:94B71E00-247D-4B2D-978C-89B89E41726C@microsoft.com...
>I have Money 2004 Small Business. I do not use any of the business
>features
> - so would like to downgrade to a regular 'home' version of Money. If I
> purchase Money 2007 Deluxe, will I be able to move from my 'small business
> edition' to my new 'home' edition with no trouble?

Cal
Sat Mar 31 15:13:25 CDT 2007

In microsoft.public.money, Jeff Steele wrote:

>I have Money 2004 Small Business. I do not use any of the business features
>- so would like to downgrade to a regular 'home' version of Money. If I
>purchase Money 2007 Deluxe, will I be able to move from my 'small business
>edition' to my new 'home' edition with no trouble?

That should work fine. Expect a warning that you will not be able to
access the business portions.

You could try the free 90-day downloadable trial. If you pay
attention during install, and not have Money uninstall the earlier
version, both versions could be on your computer at the same time.

JeffSteele
Sun Apr 01 18:06:02 CDT 2007

Thanks. I went ahead and upgraded to 2007 Deluxe.

As you said, I get a 'nag' about lost functionality. That 'nag' appears
everytime I start the product - telling me "the place you want to go is only
supported by the business version of this product" (or something to that
effect). I have no idea "what place I am trying to go" that isn't supported.
Ideally I'd have it start in my primary checking account or on the accounts
screen - is there a place where I can modify where it starts and, if there is
such a place, will it get rid of this annoying message? I never used any of
the business functions so I'm wondering where it thinks I am trying to
start...

Thanks-

"Bob Peel, MVP" wrote:

> Yes no problems. You will get a "nag" about lost functionality i.e. the
> Business part, but it will run normally.
>
> --
> Regards
> Bob Peel,
> Microsoft MVP - Money
>
> For UK tips & fixes see
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;EN-GB;mny.
>
>
> I do not respond to any emails that I have not specifically asked for.
>
> "Jeff Steele" <JeffSteele@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:94B71E00-247D-4B2D-978C-89B89E41726C@microsoft.com...
> >I have Money 2004 Small Business. I do not use any of the business
> >features
> > - so would like to downgrade to a regular 'home' version of Money. If I
> > purchase Money 2007 Deluxe, will I be able to move from my 'small business
> > edition' to my new 'home' edition with no trouble?
>
>

Cal
Sun Apr 01 18:31:42 CDT 2007

In microsoft.public.money, Jeff Steele wrote:

>Thanks. I went ahead and upgraded to 2007 Deluxe.
>
>As you said, I get a 'nag' about lost functionality. That 'nag' appears
>everytime I start the product - telling me "the place you want to go is only
>supported by the business version of this product" (or something to that
>effect). I have no idea "what place I am trying to go" that isn't supported.
> Ideally I'd have it start in my primary checking account or on the accounts
>screen - is there a place where I can modify where it starts


Tools->Settings->ProgramSettings->(Display:)StartMoneyWithThisPageOpen:AccountList

> and, if there is
>such a place, will it get rid of this annoying message?

You tell us.

> I never used any of
>the business functions so I'm wondering where it thinks I am trying to
>start...