Thanks for the tip Cal. I tried it and it still doesn't
work. Any other suggestions would be apreciated.
K
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In microsoft.public.money, K wrote:

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In Internet Explorer delete your browser temporary files with
Tools-> InternetOptions-> DeleteFiles.

Then in Money do File-> RepairMoneyFile-> QuickFileRepair.

IE6 Tools-> InternetOptions-> DeleteCookies might be needed too, but
let's hope it doesn't get that far. Let us know.

In my first rant ("I'm about to toss Money completely.")
I fumed about how I am dissatisfied with Money. The fact
was mainly that I could download transactions but I could
not accept them into my register. I tried all of the
recommended steps from Microsoft (about 5 possible
solutions) and not one of them worked. I supposed the
6th from MS will be: 1) Print a report of all your
transactions for all accounts 2) delete all your accounts
3) setup online access and download position data 4) Type
in all your historical transaction manually and if that
doesn't work, reboot the system!

All kidding aside, I am not sure what I did, but I
actually got it to work with Fidelity after my first
rant. It worked ONCE. Now it won't download ANY
transactions even though there is a queue of them waiting
to be pulled down (Quicken downloads them however). And
for your information, all my accounts are set up for
online access (not MSN/Passport however).

So I am now wondering, does this possibly have anything
to do with XP SP2? Just a thought.

I am really po'd with this product and definately have no
plans whatsoever to upgrade to 2005.

BUT I am willing to give it one more try since I have
spent many, many hours categorizing my transactions over
that several years I have used Money. For those of you
who have no problems download transactions, great! But
don't get a false sense of security. I too have had no
problems until recently.

Are there any Fidelity users out there having the same
problem. Could this be a Fidelity issue.

Microsoft MVP's! HELP!

Thanks,

K