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MS Access Forum / General 2 / June 2007Money
When I restore backup from my FL Money backup on my MD Money I get the message "Cannot enter transaction". Usually if I click it several times finally I am able to enter transactions into checkbook, etc. However, recently I tried to enter the purchase of a new security in two diferent ways but I could not get rid of the message. Any ideas anyone? What it is this group, and why is it appearing on my computer? Yvonne Michele Anderson yvonnemichele@noos.fr On 12/06/07 12:33, in article 79444A40-D0BB-401D-94AD-3C087F4F27C4@microsoft.com, "Precio" > When I restore backup from my FL Money backup on my MD Money I get the > message "Cannot enter transaction". Usually if I click it several times > finally I am able to enter transactions into checkbook, etc. However, > recently I tried to enter the purchase of a new security in two diferent ways > but I could not get rid of the message. Any ideas anyone? This group is for discussions about Microsoft Access, a relational database program. It is probably on your computer because of some action you performed to put it there, but there is no way to know the details from here. > What it is this group, and why is it appearing on my computer? > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> ways >> but I could not get rid of the message. Any ideas anyone? The best thing would be to ask the question either of the software tech support, or in a newsgroup dedicated to the product. This newsgroup is for questions about Microsoft Access, a relational database program. > When I restore backup from my FL Money backup on my MD Money I get the > message "Cannot enter transaction". Usually if I click it several times > finally I am able to enter transactions into checkbook, etc. However, > recently I tried to enter the purchase of a new security in two diferent > ways > but I could not get rid of the message. Any ideas anyone? I apologize to the group; my nerdness is showing. I thought I was at a general help site since I was directed here from Microsoft Money. > The best thing would be to ask the question either of the software tech > support, or in a newsgroup dedicated to the product. This newsgroup is for [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > ways > > but I could not get rid of the message. Any ideas anyone? No harm done. The Microsoft web site can be rather misleading at times. People wander into this group all the time. >I apologize to the group; my nerdness is showing. I thought I was at a > general help site since I was directed here from Microsoft Money. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> > ways >> > but I could not get rid of the message. Any ideas anyone? |
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