You need to edit the fipartnr.ini file for your version to include the
necessary data for your unsupported banks. The active version of this file
is located under C:\Documents And Settings\All Users\Applpication
Data\Microsoft\Money\x.x\Webcache and gets overwritten whenever Money
updates it (I believe that this is every Thursday from elsewhere in the
groups). x.x will vary depending on your version of Money - for 2002 it is
10.0

I have a separate file that I keep the details for my foreign banks in and
then paste this in at the end of fipartnr.ini whenever I want to connect to
them. For example, the entry for 1st Source is

N1st Source Bank
G5002
OAFE9965C-310A-483D-A190-9FE7623A533D
W1
D02/01/2000
Hhttp://1stsource.com/
Thttps://www.1stsourceonline.com/online/default.asp
Mhttp://www.microsoft.com/money/money2002/usa/1stsourcebank.mnn
X05/12/1999
RC
*

PLEASE NOTE:
You cannot have multiple versions of Money installed on your computer, so
this is the only way around the problem. Nor can you convert a database
from US Money to UK Money, so make sure you buy the version that you want
long term and stick with it. The easiest way to obtain the details for your
bank (if supported by Microsoft) is to download the trial version and
extract the ini file from mode0.cab or mode1.cab located in the System
folder of the directory where you installed Money. Alternatively, your bank
may supply you with the necessary details.

Richard

"Chris" <Chris[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:39E99798-2255-464F-97B9-7C9E4BFADE6D[at]microsoft.com...
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Just following up with a slightly different twist. Do you or anybody else
know if "Microsoft Money 2005 for Dummies" in English corresponds with the
Japanese version of Money??

"Scott" wrote:

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"Scott" wrote:

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I am interested in buying MSN Money for the funtionality to connect to my
bank and download balances and transactions where my bank is supported. I
notice in the trial version that the list of banks available are only in the
US. I have bank accounts at home (Australia), here (Japan, where I currently
live) and Hong Kong, and keep funds in 5 currencies. Do I need a separate
version of MSN Money for each country to be able to connect to the banks
online? Or is there some configuration file available to allow one verion of
Money to list banks in Multiple countreis? I also dloaded the Japanese
version to see which banks were available there, but I am only semi-literate
in Japanese, and I want to know EXACTLY what I am doing before I execute
anything online.