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    - Changing from web downloads to direct downloads for investments ' I am using Money 2005 and my financial institution just went from web downloads of files to Direct downloads where I can enter my id and password in Money. Is there a way to disable my existing account and have the direct download take over that does not require me to have the new direct download be a new account and then use the Merge feature? I was hoping I could disconnect and reconnect. Has this process changed for 2006 or 2007? Thank you -- Matt Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214813
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    - Help-Updating from a Web File Download to a Direct Download in '05 I am using Money 2005 and my financial institution just went from web downloads of files to Direct downloads where I can enter my id and password in Money. Is there a way to disable my existing account and have the direct download take over that does not require me to have the new direct download be a new account and then use the Merge feature? I was hoping I could disconnect and reconnect. Has this process changed for 2006 or 2007? Thank you -- Matt Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214812
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    - Changing from Web Connect to Direct Connect Download Im using Money 2005 and my Financial Institution just changed from Web Download to Direct Download for investments. Is there anyway for me to use my existing account and update the settings for Direct Download to continue with the online download without using the Merge feature? Has it changed at all in Money 2006 or 2007. Thanks -- Matt Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214811
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    - uncoverd calls Hi, Is there a way to have gains/losses on closed uncovered call or put options show as part of the portfolio perofrmance calculations. Every time I close an uncovered call trade either because I purchased the shares, options expired or I closed the account, the transaction does not show in my gain column. I am using Money 2006 Thank you for your help Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214806
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    - Pls help Asset Allocation Question Pls help Asset Allocation Question My brother is 51 years and his wife is 46 yrs old. He is thinking of buying a home. He is not sure of how much of his total wealth / net worth should be in Stocks and Real estate Someone told him that cash and bonds aside, real estate and Stocks ( incl stock mutual funds) should be approx 50% each Since both stocks ( incl stock mutual funds) and real estate are more volatile, he was told to split that portion of his net wealth.. 50% each. Pls let me know if this is generally speaking, approximately correct...because I know it is difficult to be absolutely correct in these things with so many variables. Thanks Ava Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214805
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    - Pls help Asset Allocation Question My brother is 51 years and his wife is 46 yrs old. He is thinking of buying a home. He is not sure of how much of his total wealth / net worth should be in Stocks and Real estate Someone told him that cash and bonds aside, real estate and Stocks ( incl stock mutual funds) should be approx 50% each Since both stocks ( incl stock mutual funds) and real estate are more volatile, he was told to split that portion of his net wealth.. 50% each. Pls let me know if this is generally speaking, approximately correct...because I know it is difficult to be absolutely correct in these things with so many variables. Thanks Ava Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214804
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    - $05 Q: How to handle mutual fund maturity class change? Probably and old question here but I haven't found it scrolling back through time. After X number of years a mutual fund matures and is automaticly converted from Class B shares to Class A shares at the brokerage. Class A and Class B shares exist in the portfolio both before and after this activity. How does one handle it in Money 2005? A buy/sell messes up the overall ROI. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214803
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    - THE NATURE OF MONEY IN the dawn of man's history, the exchange of goods was done by direct barter. Men's needs increased until barter became inconvenient, and it was out of the necessity for facilitating the exchange of the ever-increasing variety of goods among an ever-increasing number of producers and consumers that money was invented; money was thus a ticket for goods, a claim to goods. There was a time when civilisation was so little developed that you could only trust a stranger as far as you could see him, or not so far. During that time, the money took the form of a slab of precious metal; gold was the most suitable metal, as it was rare and therefore a small quantity of it represented the price of a large quantity of goods; so it was easily handled and concealed from thieves, and was practically indestructible. In Britain, however, we have now reached such a stage of general stability that pieces of paper of no intrinsic value in themselves are accepted in exchange for goods; the pieces of paper (Bank Notes) derive their acceptability from the fact that the Government of the Country has declared them legal tender, that is, money by law; so that every trader will accept them in return for his goods, because he knows that he, in his turn, can buy what he requires with these same bits of paper. During the War, the pieces of paper legalised as money by the Government were called Treasury Notes. They were just as acceptable under that name as the former Bank Notes. No backing for the Treasury Notes was necessary in the shape of gold; yet, they did the same work as Bank Notes, which, as we shall now see were convertible by law into gold. No one inside this country cared a scrap whether the legalised paper money was convertible or not into gold; he didn't want gold; he wanted goods, and got them, through the scraps of paper legalised by the State as National Money. The function of Money was as a common denominator of values for convenience in the exchange of goods; it did not need to be convertible into a fixed weight of a precious metal; it was sufficient, by its legality as money, to be convertible into the goods or services required by those who presented it in payment for the same. THE "GOLD STANDARD." Under the Gold Standard, our monetary unit, the pound, was made equivalent in value to 113 grains of gold. If you had pounds, you could exchange them for gold. Few people wanted to do this, because gold has limited functions in general utility; you can't eat it, drink it, make clothes of it or even flirt with it; before you can make use of it, you have to exchange it for something you want. Until 1914, the money was partly in the form of gold coins; partly in the form of Bank Notes for which a stock of gold was kept in the Bank of England for convertibility of the said notes to Gold if such a demand were made; partly in silver and copper coins. All were equally acceptable as money. It did not matter which the money vas actually made of, if the law made it money. By the Bank Charter Act, the Bank of England was given a monopoly for printing Bank Notes; but every Bank Note had to have its equivalent of gold in the Bank Vaults before it could be issued. (With the exception of a specified amount of Notes which the Bank of England was authorised to issue without any gold backing, an authorisation which showed that those responsible for it did not themselves really believe in a Gold Standard! This issue was first only =A314 million pounds, but is now about =A3200 million pounds. It is called the 'fiduciary issue,' which means that it is backed by faith, not gold.) This made the issue of National Money, over and above that of the fiduciary issue, dependent upon the possession by the Bank of an equivalent in the metal Gold. The effect of this was-- (1). That the issue of Money was divorced altogether from its original purpose of distributing nature's bounty and the fruits of civilisation, and became dependent on what amount of Gold the Bank maintained in its vaults, instead of on the needs of industry. (2). When other countries also went on to the Gold Standard there ensued a scramble for Gold by the nations of the world. (3). Under these conditions, the people who could corner Gold became masters of the International Industrial situation, because on the cornerers' willingness to part with Gold depended the ability of the Gold Standard nations to carry on their own affairs, i.e. to get enough National Money in circulation to meet the necessities of trade. (4). Gold was speedily cornered, chiefly by Jews; and ever since, by the restriction they have been able to place upon the issue of money in the Gold Standard countries, these Jews have been able to hold out for their own price for the use of money, i.e. their own rates of interest or usury. It is necessary to realise that this power was theirs from the moment the scarcity of national money was deliberately created and its value made dependent on a commodity--gold--which they almost entirely control to-day. (5). The Financier can, by using his control of Gold to expand or contract the volume of Money (currency or credit) in circulation, create boom or slump in Britain; and his Jewish friends can buy up our industries during the slump period for an old song. This is the real cause of nearly all the misery, unemployment and wars from which we have suffered of late--the struggle for the possession of a metal of little utilitarian value by the Nations of the World. Comedy or Tragedy? What matter, if you will only realise it NOW? The Gold Standard is a false one. It was quickly found that it could not supply the industrial need for National Money, and for a time the country was saved from its worst effects by the development of the cheque system. That is to say, the Private Banks (now practically the "Big Five") built up a structure of Bank Credit amounting to ten times the value of the Gold Backing; this was done by playing off debtor accounts against creditor accounts, i.e. issuing book-entry loans amounting to ten times the money they possessed, in the hope that all the creditors would not present their claims at once. This is really nothing but a gigantic confidence trick, although the vast number of people employed in Banking have not the least realisation of the fact. If all "depositors" of a Bank were to present their claims for repayment together, as they might in a great national crisis, there would not be 2s. in the =A3 for them; since neither they nor the Bank possess the Money they claim, it is clear that about 90 per cent. of it has simply been invented or assumed to exist so that interest can be charged on it! On 4th August, 1914, when a run on the Banks became imminent, the only way that the Banks could be saved from the consequences of this trick, which even to-day enables them to earn unjustifiable rates of interest on their depositors' money whilst paying the depositors =BD per cent., was by the Government stepping in, suspending the Gold Standard Clause of the Bank Act and declaring a Moratorium. The Moral here is that the Real Credit of the Community does not depend on the Banks but on the Nation, which has to save the Banks from the consequences of their own confidence trick! As Hitler said in 1937:--"Work is the safest cover for a currency." HOW GOLD CONTROLS PRICES AND POLITICS. PERHAPS the most important point for the public to realise about this astounding system is that the power to alter the price of goods (taken as a whole) upward or downward now rests in the hands of those who control the Banking Machinery. The more 'central' the Bank, the greater the control. The Laws of Supply and Demand have been suspended in favour of the dictatorship of the Financiers. When Money is made abundant to boom demand, more of it is required to purchase goods, so that the prices of the latter rise. When Money is made scarce, to cause a slump, it acquires a scarcity value, and the prices of goods go down, since less money is needed to buy them from the money-starved producer. When Prices rise, hope and confidence also arise in the hearts of producers and their activities are increased; they engage more labour and extend their businesses. When Prices fall, hope and confidence vanish, whereupon producers discharge workmen and begin to contract their business obligations. The controllers of the Money System therefore arrange booms and slumps at will, causing Money to be abundant or scarce, never permitting, however, the volume of the 'abundance' to equal and remain at a point which could satisfy the full needs of industry, as this would destroy them--for their very existence, as well as that of the banking system of usury itself, postulates a stabilised ratio of ten borrowed pounds to every one deposited. The War was won on Treasury Notes without Gold backing. But when the War was over, the Jew Financiers, acting through the League of Nations, managed to re-impose this false standard on our own country and others, and thereby to re establish their control over our Industries. The War left us heavily in debt; and the exchange value of our pound fell heavily as compared with the dollar. For the benefit of the holders of Gold, our Democratic Governments deliberately withdrew enough Money from circulation to make it scarce and give it a scarcity value; thus artificially restoring the pound to an impossible equality in exchange value to that which it had before the War when we were the world's creditors. This process doubled the amount of work which debtors have to do to pay off the money obligations; and made it impossible for British Industry (always a debtor) to recover. Had it been possible for Industry to reduce its wage-bill in conformity with the increase in the purchasing-power of money, some of the damage would have been avoided. But a Nation is not an Account-Book, and the wage-earner, ignorant of his real enemy, Finance, resisted any apparent reduction of his wages which were therefore maintained at an uneconomic rate in the sheltered industries, and were forced down by economic pressure (strikes and lock-outs being the necessary accompaniments) in the unsheltered ones. This planned contraction of the currency reduced prices and wages with the effects already explained. The secret of the Coal Strike and the Great Strike of 1926, and of our desperate position ever since is to be found in the Planned Money Scarcity in the interests of what is called the "Financier." In 1925, when we were put back on the Gold Standard on the same basis as before the War, the English price-level and wage-level was given over to American control, and that means control by the Jew Money Power of Wall Street, for it had the gold! Observe now, that the Financier is one whose stock-in-trade is Money, and who manipulates it so as to make more of it. His activities are contrary to the interests of the Capitalist whose wealth lies in factories, land, mines or ships, and who uses that wealth to make goods or services which other people want. It is always the Jews' plan to divide and rule, so that one Gentile will fight another whilst he scoops the pool; that is the explanation of Marxism, which sets the Working Man against the Capitalist whilst the Jew Financier, who finances Socialism and Bolshevism, looks on and increases his power over all. The Jew is now busy pushing forward Plans for greater control over Industry; he endeavours to side-track the Gentile into the blind alley of restriction of production, telling him that he cannot manage his own affairs, that he needs a Brain Trust (Jewish) to do it for him, and, in short, doing all that is possible to divert the attention of the Gentile Industrialist' from realising that his trouble is the Money Fraud for which his Jewish advisers are responsible, and on which their power over him depends. Although we are (1938) now nominally "off" the Gold Standard, we are in reality on a depreciated Gold Standard, our National Credit being still used and manipulated as though Gold was its real basis. THE COMMON-SENSE OF REFORM OUR National Money must be divorced from its association with Gold; when we buy goods from abroad, we shall not pay the foreigner in gold which he can take away and spend elsewhere, even building up, in his own or some other foreign country, industries to compete with ours, as Germany did on our Gold before the War; we shall pay the foreigner in paper money, exchangeable for goods and services only in this country, for we are the best customers in the world and foreigners are obliged to find a market here, and we can insist they do so on these reciprocal terms. It is a complete fallacy to think that the pound token has to be pinned definitely by law to represent a fixed quantity of any one commodity to be delivered on-demand; from the foreigner's standpoint, the purchasing-power of a pound is measured by its exchange relation to the foreigner's own currency unit. But the amount of money issued has, of course, to be controlled; otherwise, "inflation" (superabundance of money, which reduces its purchasing-power, i.e., sends up the price of goods) would result. The Nation must regain control over its own credit, and Gold take its proper place as a commodity to be bought and sold like any other commodity, such as wheat or coal. A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE ARYAN AND THE JEWISH IDEAS OF FINANCING BRIEFLY, the Aryan idea is constructive and the Jewish one destructive. The Aryan conception of financing an industry is to put his money into it as a partner or shareholder, take his risks like a man and abide by the result shown by profit or loss. The Jewish conception is to lend his money to someone else who will take all the risk, the Jew having loaned on ample security. Contact with Jewish methods has now resulted in the judaisation of the Aryan, and most Britons follow Jewish methods to a certain extent, to the detriment of our country and its future. The Aryan conception of interest is reward for risk; the Judaic conception of interest is ransom for the release of a scarce article, money. A good example of Jew methods is the cornering of Diamonds in South Africa, whereby the price of diamonds is maintained at about ten times the real value, so that the Jew can make easy profits; whilst ordinary people are unable to afford to possess these beautiful stones. Huge stocks of diamonds are kept in safe deposit, whilst rich pot-holes known to be full of diamonds are concreted over, fenced round and police-guarded so that no one can exploit them and spoil the market. If the reader will now reflect that similar measures have been taken by the Jews (with lots of Gentiles hanging on to their coat-tails) to give an artificial scarcity value to Money itself, the Means of Exchange, the nature of the finance racket which keeps millions out-of-work and which has nothing to do with the real Capitalist, will become clear. HOW JEWISH MONEY PRACTICES CAME TO BRITAIN IN Britain, usury was a practice forbidden by law to Christians until the reign of Henry VIII, who permitted money to be loaned at a rate less than 10 per cent. Edward Vi reversed this concession to usurers, but Elizabeth renewed it. These concessions of Henry VIII and Elizabeth were due to the fact that Gold and Silver were regarded as practically the only real money, and had been hoarded by individuals to such an extent that great scarcity of the means of exchange of goods and services was experienced until some of the hoarded metals could be made available to trade as loans on interest. This situation was the natural result of advancing standards of living and increasing volume of trade, necessitating more and more money than was available. It gradually caused men to realise that Gold and Silver were not the only money. The Bank of Venice was thoroughly successful in working a Money System with irredeemable paper money, and had the Briton been left to himself to work out his own destiny according to Aryan ideals, a paper money system based upon a Goods Standard (the Tithe system was always on a Goods basis until 1925) would undoubtedly have been a natural development of the situation. But two things happened which stood in the way of this typically Aryan conception for the basis of a sound money system. One was that Cromwell brought back the Jews to this country once more, they having been expelled by Edward I in 1290. The other was that William III came over from Holland as King of England in 1689, bringing with him his Judaised ideas of Money, acquired by his contact with the financial power and example of Jews in his native country. Since his advent, debt has become a national habit and credit a ruling power. In Holland the Jews who had settled there after their expulsion from Spain and Portugal in the fifteenth century had already saddled and bridled the country under the Debt System and the Bank of Amsterdam, and had acquired a great share in the East India Company; they financed William in his descent on Britain, and the Jew Suasso, in particular, was William's adviser in financial (and no doubt often in political) matters. The Bullion trade was transferred from Amsterdam to London by the Jews. In England, the results of this Judaisation was quickly apparent; Isaac Pereyre, a Jew, was made Commissary-General of the Army in Ireland in 1690; the National Debt was instituted in 1693 to finance William's continental wars; and in 1694 the Bank of England was established, without any obligation as to a gold reserve, by a body of merchants who lent =A31,200,000 to the Government in return for special trading privileges--and 8 per cent! Ever since, the Jew has reigned supreme as financial adviser to Britain's monetary policy. A MODERN IDOLATRY THE absorption of Jewish ideas of financing has brought about a curious state of things; "British interests" abroad are now usually considered to be identical with the interests of those few citizens whose money is invested abroad. The Modern Idolatry is the divine right of invested money to draw interest long after the plant, railways, &c., on which it was spent, have depreciated to zero. Let us take the case of Loans from Britain to the Argentine, The capital value of these loans would be largely spent in the lending country, and that would cause a temporary boom in industry and employment in it. But after about twenty years, the interest which the Argentine would have paid totals more than the original loan itself. Yet the lender expects to take his interest for ever, and even expects somehow and some day to receive back from the Argentine the amount of that original loan as well! It may be stated here that these Argentine loans will never be repaid; because it is impossible to repay them. Meanwhile, what effect has the arrangement upon the British citizens, employers and employed--yes, and unemployed, who do not themselves draw interest on Argentine loans? The effect is this:--As the Argentine has to pay annually a large amount in interest to the individuals who do the lending, it cannot afford, by about that amount, to buy British coal and manufactures; thus, the interest on British loans actually causes unemployment in mines and factories. But there is a worse aspect even than that; because the moneyed individuals who make the loans become, by the power of their money, a tremendous force in a democratic (and therefore corrupt) State, and their influence, as far as the Argentine is concerned, will be towards the encouragement of Argentine industry, so as to enable it to pay their interest; observe, Argentine, not British, industry! So, this powerful moneyed political force which is exerted in all parties alike. encourages the export from the Argentine into Britain of food products, whilst the British farmer and agricultural labourer, who could, if paid fairly, produce better food, remain in a state of unwilling, despondent unemployment, and the Land, Britain's greatest asset, is left to go "back to the jungle," a fact alone that means a stupendous capital loss to the nation. It must be remembered also that even the interest that comes here from the Argentine has been very largely re-spent in fresh loans either to that country or to other countries. Under Racial Fascist rule, "British interests" will be those of British people as a whole, not those of individuals who lend money abroad. TWO KINDS OF BANKS IT is to be noted that the National Deposit Banks, such as are the "Big Five", (Midland, Barclays, National, Lloyds and Westminster) are not as a rule directed by Jews, but the International Loan Banks are almost exclusively Jewish, such as N. M. Rothschild and Sons, S. Montagu and Co., M. Samuel and Co., Seligman Bros., and S. Japhet and Co. All gold bullion passes through the hands of three Jewish bullion firms who govern the price of gold from day to day; these are N. M. Rothschild and Sons, Mocatta and Goldsmith and Samuel Montagu and Co. In other countries, it is much the same; international loan banks are in the hands of Jews, and their interests are intricately interlocked. The International Loan Banker, owing to his power over the exchange level of sterling, governs the conditions under which the National Deposit Banker works, and is the true governor of general wage levels in Britain, and in consequence has immense political power to force the British Government to follow a Jewish policy. THE DOUGLAS SOCIAL CREDIT SCHEME. THIS much advertised 'scheme,' which is attached to a destructive criticism of the present financial system, a criticism which is sound but not original, is entirely barren as far as any practicable reform is concerned. It acts as a sort of side-tracking movement to prevent people from getting on with sound monetary reforms. It attempts to solve by mathematics a problem which is not mathematical, and that is the explanation of the severe mental strain which is experienced by all Social Credit students. It postulates a National Dividend for everyone, which is several degrees more immoral than the Universal Vote, for it takes no account of the fitness of the individual to receive it; it is a miserable appeal to the Mob by bribery. The schemes that have been published by the Social Credit authorities are all utterly impracticable, either because of the impossibility of a national stock-taking of any accuracy or because of the enormous staff of clerks which would be necessary to check up adequately the retail transactions on which the National Dividend would be "calculated." THE MONETARY REFORM POLICY OF THE IMPERIAL FASCIST LEAGUE THE monetary policy of the Imperial Fascist League and of the future Fascist State that will grow out of it in England (which incidentally, is inevitable in spite of the scoffing and lying of the Fabian Internationalist and Jew-directed "National" Press) is, as with all true Fascist measures, a return to REALITY and STABILITY. It postulates, inter alia, the following procedure:-- The creation of a State Department of Issue to control absolutely the issue of currency and credit to ensure:-- (1) The gradual controlled inflation of currency and credit until the price level of commodities shall reach the level at which the bulk of the National Debt has been incurred, thereby restricting the lenders' rights to repayment to the original commodity value of the loans (excepting that part of the National indebtedness dishonestly forced upon us by International Swindlers, which would be repudiated). (2) The stabilisation at that point despite further expansion of credit as in (3) of the purchasing power of money, so that it shall become a real standard measure like all other standard measures such as the yard, the pint and the hundredweight, to ensure that the worker shall have a perpetual State guarantee of the value in goods of that which he receives for the goods he produces or the services he renders; in other words, a Goods Standard will be maintained by issuing new currency or contracting the currency as the price-index of the essentials of life tends to fluctuate, so as to maintain the general price-index at a stable level. (3) The closest possible adjustment of currency and credit to the National capacity of production until such time as actual production shall be sufficient to satisfy the needs of the whole Nation and its held of exportation overseas; to ensure thereby the re-absorption of all employable citizens into agriculture and industry. (We absolutely give the lie to the paid politicians and professional economists who state that over-production exists in a world drained of currency and credit; a world denuded of thirty million unemployed potential spenders and of the once unlimited and ever-growing purchasing power of India, China and the old Russian Empire, the last now doomed to the lowest level of living ever experienced by 'civilised ' human beings). (4) The gradual retirement of all external and internal interest-bearing Government securities by repayment in non-interest bearing currency (the stabilised purchasing power of which will be of far greater value to the recipient than the present interest-bearing fluctuating currency controlled by alien Jews) which will effect the saving of at least =A3230,000,000 per annum in interest payment out of the taxpayer's pocket and direct the capital so repaid back into agriculture and industry. Incidentally there will be no need for the so-called "Gilt-edged" securities when all agriculture and industry is grounded on the stability of good government, with currency and credit adjusted to production, and the gradual diminution of taxation to the bare cost of running the State unburdened of unemployment and the vested interests and parasitical growth of so-called Social Services. (5) Gradual adjustment to the new values by limiting currency inflation, in the early stages, to State disbursements; firstly, for salaries and emoluments for all in service to the State and decentralised Authorities; secondly, for social services (until they have been brought to an irreducible minimum, and thirdly, for government and public works. (6) The equitable distribution of credit inflation to agriculture and industry through sectionalised Fascist Corporate Councils, set up for the purpose by, and in subordination to, the State Department of Issue. (7) The balance of the import and export volumes by the establishment of a real Department of Empire and Foreign Trade which shall have absolute control of tariffs, embargoes and trade pacts enforcing equality in the exchange value of exported surpluses until such time as the whole world shall adopt the "goods basis" as fundamental. It must be emphasised here that it is not part of the Imperial Fascist League programme to bring Deposit Banking itself under Government management: the business of banking is not one which is likely to be successfully carried out by State Officials. It is however necessary to prevent the Banks from usurping the function of the State in the matter of manufacturing money as they now do by making loans by book entries to the amount of ten times the amount of currency they possess. It will be necessary to compel the Banks to act as agents for the distribution and management, under regulation, of the National Credit. Their liabilities to current account depositors must be covered by the possession of National Money to the full amount of their liability. National Money will be issued to them by the National Currency Authority partly in exchange for National Debt Securities which would then be cancelled, partly on day-to-day loan at a fractional rate of interest. The only instrument for creating mortgages will be the State, operating through the Issue Department of the central National Bank, which in turn lends to the Deposit Banks. When Banks lend, the loan will be real State Money, not unbacked Book Credit; the rates of interest on such loans will then be decided, under regulation, by the risk involved, so as to leave a margin of profit to the Deposit Banks; and the onus of risks or loans made by the Banks will be on the Deposit Banks; this will eliminate the speculative element. Thus, under the Racial Fascist State shall prosperity be restored to our Country and Empire and to all those countries which shall follow our example of internal national prosperity instead of the external international bankruptcy and serfdom to which the long-continued absence of a sane monetary Policy has brought us. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214798
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    - Money is already running I have experienced the "Money is already running" problem with Money 2006 and thought I would try Money 2007 to see if the problem went away.. NOPE.. I have tried all of the suggestions, switch automatic backup off, etc.. etc.. nothing helps. I have noticed that this only happens when Outlook is running, I called MS tech support (now there's an experience in futility) and we have had no success. Any ideas... Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214796
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    - Tracking Money Market Account Interest Earned in Money 2002. Hello, I needed to know if there was a way for Money 2002 (version that shipped with Works 2002) to track the interest I earn on my Money Market account. Is there a way to estimate how much I will earn by a certain date if I continue depositing the same amount monthy? Thanks, Jeff Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214794
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    - ***Get everything for a successful Marketing*** Get everything you need for a successful Marketing Campaign Today! Marketing Software - Promotion Center - Guaranteed Visitors - Guaranteed Signups Solo Emails - 1 Million Opt In Leads - Banner ads - Website Submission and Lots More http://www.typeinternational.com/idevaffiliate/idevaffiliate.php?id=2629_34_3_74 Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214792
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    - Two accounts Business/Personal I have two checking accounts: Personal and Business: I want to track my budgets seperate. How do I accomplish this task? Katie Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214781
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    - Problems entering transactions Every time I try to enter a transaction I get the response: "This transaction cannot be entered". What gives? Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214776
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    - Copy Data from Microsoft Money Ver.11 to Microsoft Money for Pocke I have the Microsoft Money Version 11.0 on my Laptop & in my Handheld I have the Microsoft Money for Pocket PC. I need to transfer my accounts & other details from the Laptop to the Handheld & I also need both the data to be syncronized to the latest one, i.e., whenever there is a change in the data in any of the systems the other should alter at the next syncronize. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214774
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    - accessing MS Money on the web I recently had to sign up with a hotmail account in order to automatically download from one of my charge cards (my other cards and checking accounts could download directly from the bank to MS Money). During the signup process, it told me I could access my accounts from any computer on the internet. How do I access my accounts from any computer on the internet? Is there a web page I can log into and access my accounts? -rwg Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214771
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    - Student Loan Payment Schedule I want to add my student loan to Money, but I have a payment amount that changes over time. How can I get Money to track the loan so I pay X amount for Y payments for three different values of X and Y? ie: 10/15/2006 (loan begins) $50.00 for 24 payments 10/15/2008 $100 for 275 payments 09/15/2031 $147.17 for 1 payment Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214768
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    - Repairing file in 2004 vs 2007 - one works the other doesn't. I've run into a problem, which may force me to upgrade to 2007, something I was hoping to avoid. I'm running Money 2004. Recently, Money froze while closing down, and I had to force a shutdown to get my system to reboot. When I attempted to open money again, it told me that the file hadn't been properly closed (which makes sense, as Money froze), and attempted to repair it. Money then told me that it couldn't repair the file. I attempted to run the Salvage Tool that comes with Money 2004. After digesting the file for about 4 minutes it gives up, and tells me the file cannot be repaired. Following a notice on a website, I downloaded a newer version of the Salvage Tool. Presumably the one that comes with M2007. It ran successfully. However, the salvaged file could not be opened in Money 2004. In fact, if one double clicks on the file, Money starts and then crashes. So, on a whim, I downloaded the trial of M2007, which I'd tried a while back and attempted to open both files, both the corrupted file and the "fixed" file. The corrupted file still refused to open, however the "fixed" file opened and converted itself to the 2007 format. The thing is I don't want to have to upgrade to 2007. I had tried it before and it had some features I didn't like compared to 2004. Is there any way to "downconvert" the file to 2004? Can anyone think of another way of trying to repair my bad 2004 file? Thanks! Carlos Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214766
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    - Can't assign family member for invest. tx in Money 06 Canadian The UI doesn't appear to allow me to assign a family member to investment transactions. On the Cash transactions view of an investment account, if I select a transaction where the activity is Dividend, I can see the family members field is blank, but when I try to edit the transaction, a message box asks me if I want to edit the transaction from the originating account (the investment account) and from that view I'm unable to set a family member. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214764
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    - How big is your data file? My Money 2004 data file is 40.4MB. I have 1 TB storage so its no big deal. So how big is your data file? Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214763
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    - Moving Investment to a New Account There are times when an investment must be moved to a new account. Currently, if the user wants to maintain the transaction information, he must move each transaction individually. When there are a large number of transactions, this is especially tedious and prone to error. Microsoft should re-introduce the option of moving entire investments between accounts. This might be done either by a "drag and drop" or an investment action of moving "FROM" one account "TO" another. ---------------- This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then click "I Agree" in the message pane. http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/list/en-us/default.aspx?mid=5c738ea6-9a89-4fd3-a45a-8b394bfdb179&dg=microsoft.public.money Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214760
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    - Moving Investments Between Accounts There are times when it is necessary to move an entire investment to another account. Currently, in order to do so, the user must change each transaction individually. When many transactions are involved, this becomes tedious and unwieldly. Microsoft should re-institute the option to allow a MOVE of an entire investment, including all transactions, from one account to another. This could be done either by dragging and dropping or a simple FROM and TO on the investment. kjd ---------------- This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then click "I Agree" in the message pane. http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/list/en-us/default.aspx?mid=aca630f7-a5a0-4c4c-b685-c1569102a838&dg=microsoft.public.money Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214759
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    - Run Quicken and Money side by side? Is anyone running both Quicken and Money at the same time for the same information? I switched from Quicken a few years back because it became too unreliable. Now I am getting nervous about some of the problems I am experiencing with Money 06. It does not seem like it would be too difficult to have two computers side by side and run Quicken in one and Money in the other. When the numbers differed I could track down the reason. Can anyone think of problems I might run into? Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214753
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    - Capital Gains Estimator very buggy. One of my accounts (Schwab) crashes the program when I run Capital Gains Estimator. (I repaired my file and I tried it on another computer...still crashed)Another account (Wachovia) has five lots in three different securities that have an incorrect $0.00 cost basis. (The numbers are correct in the Portfolio Manager; and they are correct when I sell the stocks and check the Capital Gains Report.) Also.... it would be nice if there was an easy way to print a list of open (current) stock lots. Thanks for listening, Phil M ---------------- This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then click "I Agree" in the message pane. http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/list/en-us/default.aspx?mid=b25fff65-cb23-4a0c-9bbd-87137759fda4&dg=microsoft.public.money Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214752
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    - Money 2007 deluxe download - in Canada Hi, I don't understand why I am unable to get a downloadable version of this from Microsoft. When I go on the website, the only option is USA ??? How are we suppose to get a copy of this in Canada ? I have downloaded the trial version and it is expiring soon and still no way to order in Canada ?? what do I do next ? thanks JP Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214751
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    - Automatically assigning categories How do I get Money to automatically assign a category? This feature works for some payees and not others. I canâ??t find where I can set a category for a payee so that every time I get a payment from them it auto assigns the category. I'm having to spend ages each month assigning a category to same payees time and time again... Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214750
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    - Credit Cards For Students - The Pros And Cons See all about at http://www.e-refinancing.info/credit-cards-for-studentes-the-pros-and-cons.html Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214749
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    - Stock option sale doesn't show up as a capital gain I sold employee stock and employee stock options this year. When estimating the amount of taxes due, the sale of employee stock will show up, however the sale of stock options will not. The options and stock both sit in the same account. Can anyone think of why stock option sale does not show up on the capital gain or tax report. I use MS Money 2006 premium. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214740
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    - M07 doesn't mangle Food:* I discovered something interesting in Money 07. M07 didn't mangle the Food:* categories in my M04 file. And I don't know why. At first, I thought it might have been because I had Food:Snacks defined. But I tried converting the M04 file both with and without that category and M07 mangled both Food:Groceries and Food:Dining Out, while leaving Food:Snacks alone. So I went back to my M04 file and tried re-converting it to M07. It did not mangle those categories. Food:Groceries and Food:Dining Out both still exist, and the non-subcategories Dining Out and Groceries do not exist. I also thought it might have been that there were transactions in my M04 file and no transactions in the M04 sample file. But that wasn't the case - the sample file was loaded with transactions in those categories. I looked at the category setings in my M04 file and the M04 sample file. Both appear to be identical. I'm out of ideas as to what to do to determine when the M07 conversion will mangle these categories and it won't. Anyone have any ideas I should try? Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214738
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    - Print List of Open Stock Lots How do I print a listing of the individual stock lots that I still have open in my account. I know how to print the aggregate of the lots as well as a listing of the transactions but this does not tell me which specific lots I have available for sale. Thanks for assistance. -Bruce Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214724
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    - categories absent I recently installed Money 2005, upgrading from a much earlier version 3.0, and have trouble with categories. When I try to assign a category the only category shown under expenses in the drop-down box is taxes! The help file says "To categorise your transactions, you can use the standard categories that come with Money or create your own custom categories." When I click on Show Full Category List in Money Settings I get the message "Money could not write to your Money file. The operation cannot be performed or another application finished this task before you." Then when I click OK I get the message "The standard categories have been added to your list of categories". But they're not there! Where are they? I'd appreciate any help anyone can give. Thanks. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214722
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    - reports not loading I am trying to view reports in money 2007 premium. I can see the monthly reports, but cannot see any other reports. When I try to view the other reports it just displays loading. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214721
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    - Pocket Pc for Money 2007 http://www.spbsoftwarehouse.com/products/finance/?en is a program that allows syncing for money 2007 yes it cost money but it is a good alternative. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214718
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    - download dates are wrong In Money 2006 I pay my bills on my banks website(Bofa Mass)when I download them to money the dates are changed..Example I told bank to make payment on 10/16/06 when I download in money it gets changed to 10/10/06..Any help would be greatly appreciated... Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214708
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    - How might I "blanket-assign" a custom category classification? Hi again, I would like to be able to take advantage of Money 2006's feature of adding a classification, such as "Family", to slice my data yet another way. However, for me to use it effectively in reports, I need to be able to deselect xactions that don't have a user-defined classification; don't see how I can do this in Money 2006, which leaves me with assigning a default classification for all transactions, including, ideally, new ones, which I can then filter in/out as needed. Any ideas? Or is the point where writing out to Excel for further manipulation kicks in? No problem for me to do so, just that I would be very surprised if it has to come to that. Thanks! SB Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214706
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    - Change from Transfer to Withdrawal I would like to change some transactions from Transfers to plain old withdrawals. (Not sure how I ended up with the transfers in the first place.) How do I do that? Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214701
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    - quotes no updating Money 2004 ... premium ... stopped retrieving quote updates 10/5. I tell it to update prices, it says it's making the call, then returns "completed" but prices haven't changed, and dates for last quote havent changed either. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214697
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    - stock quotes not updating Money 2004 ... premium ... stopped retrieving quote updates 10/5. I tell it to update prices, it says it's making the call, then returns "completed" but prices haven't changed, and dates for last quote haven't changed either. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214695
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    - How to get "Report by Transaction" output sorted A-Z by Category Hi, When generating a full report, categories come out reverse-sorted (Z to A). I cannot find anywhere in the clunky interface how to have them sorted A to Z. Can someone please help me? Many thanks. Sue (newbie to Money) Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214693
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    - An Online Update Problem 2005/2007 This problem has started in Money 2005 and has now moved to 2007. I have two seperate credit card accounts with Citi. One account works fine. The other "bad" account does not. All observations are from the "View Downloaded Statements" page. In 2005 when I attempt to update credit card balances from Citi the "Bank Balance" would update but none of the transactions would download. The "Local Balance" would also remain unchanged. Now ( in 2005 and 2007) the bank balance will not update on the one "bad" account. The "Last Downloaded" date displays as 2/1/2079 and always has since 2005 when the problem originally started. I have attempted to repair (quick & standard) the file to no avail. Archiving off transactions does not work either. I believe this is a problem with my file not Money but I do not want to loose the info in this file and have WAY to much info to just start anew. Any help in resolving this problem would be greatly appreciated. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214684
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    - Using Money to keep Track of Mileage Costs Does anyone have an easy way to use Money to keep track of my business mileage costs? Now I use a spreadsheet to keep all of the mileage and then multiply the total by the federal tax mileage cost and then add it as a cash cost to Money. If you have a better method I would appreciate hearing about it. -- Neil Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214676
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    - Reconciling/balancing Does anyone know a way to have Money automatically reconcile to an electronic bank statement? i.e. when I am done downloading my latest bank transactions electronically, there are still some pending transactions in my own register that haven't cleared yet (e.g. ATM withdrawals, checks I've written, etc). So my own register doesn't match the bank's balance. The only way to reconcile the two balances is to wait until I get a paper statement and then do "Balance". Or I can manually add up the pending transactions and see if adding that to my own balance equals the bank's balance. I don't want to wait until I get my bank's monthly statement to reconcile. Any help out there? Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214655
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    - Portfolio report with "Lots" I'm going back to "double entry" accounting! For you wipper-snappers who don't know what "double entry" accounting is: it's where you enter a transaction once into Money, and then again into Quicken. (It's a joke!) None the less, that's what I'm going to do. My question: In Money 06 is there a way to create a Portfolio Value Report which shows my individual stocks and the current "Lots", including purchase dates, prices, and quantities, for each stock? Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214648
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    - M04 Transaction & Quote Downloads stopped? I've been using M04 for a while now. I skipped M05 and M06 and I'm on my way to skipping M07 (maybe). Anyway, I'm at about 3 years of using M04. According to the licence agreement, M04 deluxe online access will cease to work after * 3 years after activiation of software, or * Sept 1, 2007 Whichever comes earlier. I did a quick google groups search and couldn't find anyone who had reported having experienced this 3 year expiration. I have vague recollection of having read of this kind of thing before (in this group), but that it was always just something user error and not actually the online service expiration. So my question is this: Has anyone experienced this expiration? The license for M04 Standard was the earlier of 2 years or Sept 1, 2006. Surely there are some M04 Std users out there who can weigh in as to whether or not downloads have ceased. My reason for considering M07 is that I may eventually be forced to deal with not being able to d/l transactions and quotes. And frankly that sucks. So I'm considering whether or not M07 will suffice. So I'm curious as to whether or not the online expiration in the license is just some text in a file or whether or not it's real. FWIW, the text in the M07 license is far more unsettling: "Microsoft provides Online services with the software. It may change or cancel them at any time." Part of my motivation for looking at M07 is to extend my online services. But the M07 license agreement sounds worse to me than the M04 agreement. It'd be nice to know that the M04 terms are not actually being enforced. Thanks in advance. Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214645
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    - Have Money 2006--want to downgrade to 2005 I just purchased a new laptop with Money 2006. On my old laptop which died I was using 2005. My online bank does not support Money 2005 for downloading transactions. How do I downgrade to Money 2005? Can I just uninstall M 2006 and install M 2005? Can I them import my M 2006 files which have be upgraded? Thanks Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214643
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    - Customizing Portfolio Manager question Hello! In MS Money 2006 Portfolio Manager (PM), one of my column headers is "Last tran.". The tooltip for this says "Date of the last transaction". When I right click on the header and select "Edit current view", and click on the "Portfolio columns" tab, it says that "Last transaction date" is "the last date the investment was TRADED". I have a stock which I bought in 1999 and have just been getting the dividends reinvested. So in Portfolio Manager, it only shows in the "Last tran." column the date of the buy (1999) rather than the date of the most recent dividend (9/2006). Is there way a way to customize PM so that the date shown is the most recent date of ANY transaction (buy, sell, reinvest) rather than a buy date which is 7 years old?? Appreciate the help! VR/ John Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214638
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    - Cheap Printers Also ran across a Lexmark printer on eBay for $1 which I saw in Walmart for $59 but don't know if the quality is good. Here is the link: http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewBids&item=290035543618&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:BIDN Anyone familiar with the quality of this item? Cheers Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214637
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    - Electronic Payments I recently switched from making electronic payments from within MM2004 to making the payments at the banks websight. When I make a payment on the banks websight, the next time I update MM2004, the electronic payment is downloaded from the bank and entered into my check register. The downloaded payment does not contain any of the category information created in the Bill Pay section of MM2004. Money does not prompt "Is this your scheduled payment to XXX?". This creates a situation where I have to enter all the category information into the downloaded electronic payment. Is there a way to modify this, so Money recognizes the downloaded payment as a payment scheduled in the bill pay section? Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214624
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    - single payment w/split to multiple loans I made a single payment to a bank for 3 different loans. When I go to split the categories and apply the payment to the loans loans are not available in the split view. Money 2002 Thanks Dean Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214623
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    - How to customize account list? In Money 2004, is there a way to choose the account I'd like to appear in the account list? The is the only view I use but some accounts are rarely used and I don't want them taking up space on the account list? For example, if I could have only favorite accounts display that would be great. I can sort by favorites but I like sorting by account type since it categorizes everything. Once I need to view a non favorite account, I could get at it by other means. Any suggestions? Thanks, Brett Tag: Tab-delimited or CVS report output Tag: 214622

If I recall in a previous version of Money I was able to "print" a report to
a tab-delimited file. I'm looking into Money 2007, and cannot find that
capability. Is there a way to print out either a tab-delimited or
comma-delimited Account Balances report in 2007.

Thanks,
JimW

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Re: Tab-delimited or CVS report output by Dick

Dick
Fri Oct 13 22:35:22 CDT 2006

Yes. Be sure and use Advanced Reports. Get the report customized the way you
want. There's an Export to Excel choice over to the left. It'll generate
.CSV. There's also a Send to... pullout over there that offers some other
choices. There's also an Export and Export to Excel choice on the r-click
menu. That should get you wherever you want to go. But if it doesn't,
there's always MoneyLink, the Excel add-in from http://ultrasoft.com.

"Jim W." <jw@unearthly.net> wrote in message
news:m3YXg.52$Km6.24@trnddc03...
> If I recall in a previous version of Money I was able to "print" a report
> to a tab-delimited file. I'm looking into Money 2007, and cannot find
> that capability. Is there a way to print out either a tab-delimited or
> comma-delimited Account Balances report in 2007.

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Re: Tab-delimited or CVS report output by Cal

Cal
Fri Oct 13 22:39:52 CDT 2006

In microsoft.public.money, Jim W. wrote:

>If I recall in a previous version of Money I was able to "print" a report to
>a tab-delimited file. I'm looking into Money 2007, and cannot find that
>capability. Is there a way to print out either a tab-delimited or
>comma-delimited Account Balances report in 2007.

Try right-clicking into the report, and choose to Export to Excel.

I think you will find it will create a .csv file.

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