Ah, there they are. Thanks.

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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You need to run provlogs while Money is running.

-Mark
"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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In microsoft.public.money, Jake wrote:

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Same directory as the .mny file -- not the executable. Look for
*r?.txt

Richard,

Having some troulble logging these calls. I run provlogs.reg, then open
money and update, but then I can't locate the log files. Apparently they are
supposed to be in the same directory as the money executable. Here is the
exact procedure:

Browse CD, double click provlogs.reg, run money, update, look for log files
in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Money 2006\MNYCoreFiles\. Nothing there. Any
ideas?

"Richard Bollar" wrote:

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Richard,

Thanks. I will look into that when I get home from work this evening and
send it your way.

"Richard Bollar" wrote:

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Here's the advice I received from Microsoft, which will help diagnose the
source of the problem:

Run the ProvLogs.reg key from the PSS folder on the Money CD, open Money and
capture the logs of the call.



The first set of logs will include an ACCTINFORQ and the server returns
ACCTINFORS. What he needs to look for is for his checking account, does he
see a <BPACCTINFO> aggregate? Have him copy that and send to you, xxxing out
the account number.

Definitely make sure you xxx the account number and feel free to e-mail to
me.

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"Jake" <Jake[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I suppose I could try to find an old trial version of 2005. Or I could just
suck it up and wait for Wachovia to get in gear. Thanks for your help.

"Richard Bollar" wrote:

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Interesting. It would be interesting to see if it would work on Money 03
through 05, like the MS and Wachovia sites indicate it should. It's a shame
there's not an easy way to accomplish that.

I'll check one more thing and get back to you.

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"Jake" <Jake[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Correct.

"Richard Bollar" wrote:

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So, just to confirm: ePay is not a choice?

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"Jake" <Jake[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Richard, thanks for the reply. I understand the difference - which also
happens to be the reason why this is so frustrating. I don't want to have to
log into my bank's web-based billpay system. Both Wachovia and Microsoft
claim that the bank supports billpay through Money, but they also say that it
should automatically work, and it doesn't. Again, I bet this is just an
issue of not updating records to show that Wachovia (although it supports
this in 2005 and previous) does not support billpay through Money in version
2006.

"Richard Bollar" wrote:

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Bill Pay is somewhat different than paying bills through your bank. I
suggest you go to your check register and look at the "Number:" dropdown
box. If ePay is one of your options, your bank's bill pay service is
enabled through Money.

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"Jake" <Jake[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Oh and by the way, yes, Wachovia's BillPay service supports access from
within Money, according to this (and the wachovia website):
http://www.microsoft.com/money/banko...pe=BanksOnly#1

I fear that this may be an issue of Wachovia lagging behind a bit and not
updating their online services for the Money 2006 release. Problem is,
everything I find says I should be able to do this (although nothing refers
to 2006 explicitly), and all of the instructions to set it up lead nowhere
(probably because its designed to be an automated process - something like if
you log into your bank account through money normally, it should be informed
that you have billpay from wachovia and then automatically enable it).
Unfortunately this is not the case (for me at least). Worst part is, when I
called Wachovia tech support, the woman told me "not to worry, they should be
able to offer support for Money 2006 later this year." /

In the meantime, my 2 years of online update eligibility ticks away...any
help would be appreciated.

"Jake" wrote:

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First time MS Money user here, just installed 2006 about a week ago.
Everything has gone smoothly until attempting to use Bill Pay. I bank with
Wachovia, who gives me free Bill Pay service. However, after adding my
checking account the "Pay Online" button is grayed-out on the Bills tab. I
can log into BillPay via Wachovia's website.

How do I change the default BillPay provider from MSN BillPay Service to my
free Wachovia BillPay Service? I called Wachovia, but they don't yet do tech
support for Money 2006 (just 2005 and older). I tried going into Manage
Online Services, but it seems to be a dead end. Anybody know how to get this
to work?