The Canadian Banks are Listed under the letter "C"
Hope this helps
"Snuf" <sfoobar8[at]msn.com> wrote in message
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Are you using Standard version of MOney 2006?
Only Standard version supports mode switching, and I think you'll only see
that Canadian Bank if you're in Canadian Mode.
If you are in Standard, it's still possible to be in US mode, even if your
regional settings are Canadian, and even if your file base currency is
Canadian.
A quick check is to force your file back to US mode, and then to Cdn mode
(or to observe a Tax sub area on the secondary nav menu).
But go into Tools.Setting.Program Settings. Select Currency button, and
change file base currency to US Dollar, and hit OK.
You should be presented w/ a choice of US or Cdn mode. Choose US. When
MOney restarts, repeat the process, only choose Cdn dollar, and when
prompted choose Cdn mode.
If you aren't prompted, something is very wrong (such as you don't have the
North American version of Money Standard).

"Chris Patten" <ChrisPatten[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Does ms money 2006 actually let you download from any canadian banks, or do
you have to do the manual import? Quicken let's you download from within the
program, I'm sure money must allow this as well, I don't see any canadian
banks listed when I got to setup online services...I do have my regional
settings set to Canada, and my base currency is set to Canadian. And MS
shows that they support my bank TD Canada Trust. I am wondering if that
means they just support importing?? Hopefully not.