Thanks for the reply. Changing credit card companies is not an option for
me. I have a great rate and rewards. I will work outside of Money if I
have to. I can track investments online through websites so I don't really
need it. It is getting to be a pain anyway (see my other post about
transfer dates. . .).

To answer your questions

If you disable online access for the Capital One credit card, is there any
problem other than having to
download transactions from the website or entering transactions by hand?
Nope.

Does Money, for example, dump you out? Nope.

Are there institutions you are downloading from successfully? I only have
Capital One as a credit card and my bank transactions are working fine.


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

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So let's go over your symptoms. If you disable online access for the
Capital One credit card, is there any problem other than having to
download transactions from the website or entering transactions by
hand? Does Money, for example, dump you out? Are there institutions
you are downloading from successfully?

That credit card company does not provide an OFX server so that
Money can directly get the info. So Money has to have a third party
company "screen scrape" the information from the credit card
company's web site. That site can change, and it can take a while
for the process to work again.

For many ,changing credit card companies is not difficult. For you
card company, notice the term "third party" in the description at
http://www.microsoft.com/money/banko...dProvidersOnly

You could contact support at Microsoft to let them know the problem
exists for Capital One credit card. It's probably they know already
and are working on it. You could sit tight.

So, to recap the other possibilities....

You could find a different credit card unless that one has some
compelling feature. For me, OFX access is a compelling feature.

You could disable online access for just that card, and download
from the website if they offer that ability.

You could stop using Money as you proposed. Sounds drastic to me.
What's going to track your investments?

I have about 6 backups prior to it not working that I tried to restore from
and it didn't work.

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, jbrown wrote:

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Don't overwrite your backup file(s) while you think things over.

Hello!

I have seen this error listed on here and was wondering if anyone found a
solution. My capital one credit card was working until I did SOMETHING to
screw it up. I for the life of me have no idea what I did, but I deleted
something, maybe the MSNMoney data and now I can't get it to sync up again.
I get Error 'obres:22063' when I send a report. I was using Money 2006 on
XP SP2. I tried Money 2007 on XP SP2 and even upgraded to VISTA to see if I
can get it going again. Nothing. I would love a fix otherwise I am
trashing money. This stinks!

Thanks for any help you can offer!