> -----Original Message-----
> If I understand your situation correctly, you have
multiple accounts at the
> same bank, but they've provided you with multiple
passwords which means that
> you need to setup as if they are not at the same bank.
If this is correct,
> try setting one of the account's details so that the
financial instiution
> name is different from the other. So if one is Wells
Fargo, for instance,
> make the second Wells Fargo 2. When you setup for online
services, though,
> still choose the correct bank from the list. This will
allow you to put in
> a password for each.
> Hope this helps.
> "Glenn" <glenntREMOVEBEFORESENDNG[at]hotmail.com> wrote in
message
> news:084201c344fe$da818890$a301280a[at]phx.gbl...
> > I have just installed Money 2003. Does anyone know how
> > to set up multiple member accounts from one bank? My
> > bank puts multiple type of accounts, like checking and
> > credit, under one account number. We can also have
> > multiple account numbers. I cannot figure out how to
set
> > this up. I have the account types from one number
> > updating automatically by connecting online. When I try
> > to setup the other account number to do this, there is
no
> > where to enter another password. Any help would be
> > appreciated.
> .

> I have just installed Money 2003. Does anyone know how
> to set up multiple member accounts from one bank? My
> bank puts multiple type of accounts, like checking and
> credit, under one account number. We can also have
> multiple account numbers. I cannot figure out how to set
> this up. I have the account types from one number
> updating automatically by connecting online. When I try
> to setup the other account number to do this, there is no
> where to enter another password. Any help would be
> appreciated.