<title>Learn about Microsoft Money accessibility</title>
<category>general</category>
<klink type="cncpt">Tell me about Microsoft Money accessibility</klink>
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<p>In addition to Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Windows NT accessibility products and services, the following features make Microsoft Money more accessible for people with disabilities:</p>
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<tease>AutoComplete</tease>
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<p>This Money feature automatically fills in a payee, category, classification item, or account name you've used before, once you start typing.</p>
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<tease>AutoComplete+</tease>
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<p>This Money feature automatically enters the amount, memo, category, classification, and account fields from the last transaction when you enter a payee name you've used before.</p>
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<tease>Abbreviations</tease>
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<p>Abbreviations are short names you can assign to categories, classifications, accounts, and payees for quick entry. You can enter abbreviations on the related details pages.</p>
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<tease>Favorite accounts</tease>
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<p>Choose up to nine favorite accounts and add them to the Money Home page so you can quickly go to them at any time. To mark an account as a favorite, click the <emph>Favorites</emph> menu, and then click <emph>Add to Favorites</emph>. The <emph>Favorites</emph> menu lists all your favorite accounts.</p>
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<tease>Keyboard shortcuts</tease>
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<p>You can use keyboard shortcuts to enter transactions in Money.</p>
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<tease>Shortcut keys</tease>
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<p>Choose any command on the screen by pressing ALT + the underlined letter in the command.</p>
