On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 15:31:02 -0700, FiLter
<FiLter[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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Good afternoon...

i'm using M$ 2003 (everything i've read on this board has scared me away
from upgrades, especially dropping the canadian version) so i hope what i
tell you is right:

you need to import the downloaded OFX file. you can do this two ways,
when downloading the file you should be given the option to save it or
open it. if you open it then M$ should take-over and import the file
automagically. if you save it (as it seems you've done) then you need to
use the import function of money to get the data into your accounts.

hope that helped.


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I'm having trouble setting up a link with the RCB web site. Is this feature
possible? How do you view the downloaded transactions? When I "down load to
software" on the RBC web site, I see the file is transfered but I don't
seemed to see anthing within my accounts page. Any help setting Money 2004
would be appritiated
Regards
Phil
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