If you want to see how Yodlee handles your accounts without talking to
Money you can go to www.yodlee.com and click on "OnCenter". Next
register for an account and set up what ever banks you wish Yodlee to
monitor.

Ears wrote:
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I have minimal experience with Yodlee. I tried and rejected 2005 early on. I
have no idea what effect it will have on your particular problem but 2006 is
available as a trial. In my perception, it's an improvement over 2005.
Perhaps it will help. Download the trial and install it. When you do, make
sure you don't let it uninstall you existing version.

Before letting it convert your current file, make a copy to something like
"2006", then let it convert that. That way you can run both side-by-side to
decide if there's an improvement. Conversion always saves the previous
version with an M## suffix, so you can always return to that version if you
want.
--
Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL


"Ears" <ears[at]not.com> wrote in message
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I am trying to sync my Money file with the third party Yodlee.

I think I am locked out of the specific institutions that I use with
Yodlee but I have no way of finding out because you can't access
Yodlee by itself.

I know it works with the banks I am using because I had it working
before.

Can anyone out there help me?