People here have reported that Money 99 runs fine on 32-bit Windows XP and Windows 7 and they prefer it to newer versions. However, newer versions do offer features that many consider to be improvements and you must convert to a newer version if you
are changing to 64-bit windows.
If you want to update to a newer version, have a look at the second "sticky" post in this forum:
https://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/479281b2-90f9-42ca-85f7-644fc6e1e5c3/download-microsoft-money-installation-files-solve-activation-and-some-other-errors?forum=money
to download and install the version of Money that is correct for your region. As described in that post, you may need to do an intermediate conversion step using Money 2005 because your current version of Money is older than Money 2003.
As always, make sure that you have good backups of you money file and, if you decide to upgrade, be sure to keep a copy of the downloaded file so that you can re-install in the future if necessary. If you are in the US and convert to Money Plus Deluxe
Sunset you should also apply the patch that is described in the first "sticky" post in this forum:
https://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/d28d6921-1f01-430f-b33e-f5a3ec47077b/money-plus-bug-and-solution-mnyob99dll?forum=money
Post back if you need additional assistance.
Bill Becker
