Evil batch

[billrich]

http://filext.com/file-extension/mnn

<<<<"File Extension .MNN Details

File extension .MNN is not in any of the databases. Please click here [Help Me] for some hints on how to do further research...

If there is no information in the FILExt database and your computer is acting up, you may not have a file extension problem but, instead, a more general problem.">>>>

“Its weird, copy C:\documents and settings\robert\my documents\my money.mnn A:\ /y /s /v”

copy C:\documents and settings\robert\my documents\mymoney.txt A:\

Do not use spaces with a file name without quotes around the file name.  For example:
“my money.txt”

Before you but commands in a batch file, test the commands at the command prompt.

Also, as mentioned know the size of the file you are trying  to copy to a  floppy.  A floppy will hold less than 1.5 Meg



C:\>dir mymoney.txt
 Volume in drive C is OS
 Volume Serial Number is F4A3-D6B3

 Directory of C:\

05/29/2009  06:18 PM               564 mymoney.txt
               1 File(s)            564 bytes
               0 Dir(s)  304,482,291,712 bytes free

C:\>

[squall_01]

its not a txt file.  I know that I think that it even had quotes in it.  There only 1.44 mb in size but still.

[billrich]

its not a txt file.  I know that I think that it even had quotes in it.  There only 1.44 mb in size but still.

squall_0  wrote:

<<<"Its wierd, copy C:\doncuments and settings\robert\my documents\my money.mnn  A:\ /y /s /v

I have created a shortcut on the desktop so it looks better and stuff not sure if it matters,
not near the machine but sure its something like that.">>>

Which program opens the "my money.mnn" file?  Notepad?  I have never seen a file with a .mnn  extention?   I cannot find a file on the internet with a .mnn extension.

http://www.computerhope.com/mext.htm


How do you know the size of the "my money.mnn file?

[squall_01]

Its a my money file by default I think thats what it is when you save it to the pc its self.  I dont that is the size the floppy is capable of.

[billrich]

its not a txt file.  I know that I think that it even had quotes in it.  There only 1.44 mb in size but still.

It appears the  money program will allow you to use as many floppies as necessary. 
When one floppy is full, the money program will ask for another floppy?

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Insurance/InsureYourHome/
5waysToSaveYourPapersInANaturalDisaster .aspx?page=2

Good Luck

[Aegis]

You should be able to tell the size of the file(s) on the floppy by running the dir command on that drive.  You're right -- 1.44 MB would be a large size for such a file, but it depends on how long you've been using the software.

Is this one floppy your only copy of the file(s)?

[squall_01]

yes, I didnt think of that. 

[Aegis]

Make a backup of your backup, somewhere.  I've lost data -- nothing terribly important -- because my backup copy (flash drive) quit one day.

[squall_01]

I can do that but uless I get this working it wont really be all to possible unless its done manually.

[billrich]

its not a txt file.  I know that I think that it even had quotes in it.  There only 1.44 mb in size but still.

The Money Program/database  Verizon you are using must be quite old?

Perhaps 1995?  Maybe it time to upgrade to a latter version?

I cannot imagine the latest version of money saving files to a floppy?

Now there are CDs and USB ( Universal Serial Bus )  storage devices. 

A floppy drive does not come with most new computers.

http://www.microsoft.com/MONEY/default.mspx



http://support.microsoft.com/kb/152762



 

[squall_01]

I dont think that my money is I have ver 11 that I know of.  I know that but most of mine arent and I try and keep them with at least one of them in case.

[Aegis]

I cannot imagine the latest version of money saving files to a floppy?

I doubt the data files would be that large.  I don't think the application "cares."
That's all we need -- you must save your files to...BluRay!