Thanks. Your first suggestion solved the problem. What a relief to finally
get a solution.

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, David E wrote:

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In IE6, make sure that
Tools-> InternetOptions-> DoNotSaveEncryptedPagesToDisk is uncheck. If
that does not fix things for you, continue.


Start-> Settings-> ControlPanel-> FolderOptions-> FileTypes
Select QIF (assuming it is a QIF file)


Click Advanced. Check Confirm Open After Download unless
you would not like the pop-up box.


I would check the Always Show Extension, but
you may choose not to.


See that the "Actions" box contains "Open" in bold. If it is not
bold, you can select Open as the default action by clicking the
Set Default button.


Click Edit.


When you click edit, the application used to perform action should
be similar to the following line:


"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Money\System\mnyimprt.exe" %1
WITH the quotes, and the %1 after the quote. Adjust the path
according to where Money is installed on your system. Modify for
your setup. Use DDE should be checked.

Application should be "mnyimprt" without quotes.

I have M03 - Canadian version.
After installing Win XP Home SP2, I am having troubles downloading
statements from my bank.

Previously I was able to simply OPEN the file, and have it downloaded; now I
must SAVE it first and then import it. No big deal, but I wonder why the OPEN
no longer works.

A more serious problem is that I cannot download my MasterCard statement at
all. Clicking the "download statement" button, results in a dialogue sized
box appearing and disappearing so quickly I can't make out what it is - and
the statement does not download.

My IE security settings are all at default settings. I've tried adding the
bank's and MC's URL to the Trusted Sites to see if that would help. But no
luck there.