Another data point from a thread of that era offered by Cal Learner:

Enter "two accounts" into the Ask Money box of Help.

Again, I can't test this in M02/3/4 as no longer have them installed.

"Neal" <Neal[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Well, I don't do the download thing nor have that version anymore. As I
recall, there was a way to define financial institutions that were NOT on
the list. I know I defined my own FIs back in versions of that era (save the
download data setup). I also know back then people were reporting this
issue/solution.

I'd search in groups.google.com, but google has all but ruined that tool for
an useful work. What were they thinking?

Here's where I started:
http://groups.google.com/groups/sear...hors=&safe=off

Perhaps someone with a better memory for M02-4 in the area of defining FIs
will pop into the thread.

"Neal" <Neal[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Maybe I'm missing something here but I'm baffled how the workaround works.
There is no way to add a financial institution that is not listed in the
drop down list. There is no way to add user id and password.


"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in
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It's not a "problem" it's a characteristic of the older versions. The answer
I directed you to tells you a workaround that *should* work without
requiring you to upgrade.

With a newer version, that "problem" has been replaced with several others.
One of which is called Yodlee. The other of which is called Yodlee downloads
expire.

"Neal" <Neal[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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In microsoft.public.money, Neal wrote:

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Money Plus would let you set up the two Discover credit cards for
direct online access. You would want to use the 60-day free trial
first to be sure. Pay attention during the install if you don't want
Money Plus trial to uninstall the older version as it installs
itself.
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So, with a newer version this problem has been corrected?



"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in
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Precisely because you have an old version, this answer may still work for
you: http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=76.

"Neal" wrote:

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I am trying to use Money 2003 and I'm running into a problem downloading
credit card transactions. I realize that this is an old version of Money
and I will consider upgrading if the problem can be resolved with a newer
version.

I have two Discovercard accounts and I can't figure out how to get Money to
download the transactions for both of the accounts. It seems to only allow
me to download one of the accounts because I can't enter the separate user
id and password for the second account. Is there a work around for this or
will a newer version handle solve the problem