Thanks, but it automatically updated until I temporarily disabled the online
service in money.

"Brent Stroh" wrote:

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Wayne <Wayne[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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I don't believe Capital One supports direct downloads into Money; you can
sign into their site and download a statement manually, which will import
after download.

Somewhat confusing, because Capital One BANK does offer direct integration
with Money for checking, savings, etc.

-Brent

I restored the previous backup, with no success. In fact, I have tried this
in the past and it tends to mess up other accounts, specifically my ING
account. It seems like if you lose access to online accounts, restoring
previous files does not work.

Thanks anyway

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Wayne wrote:

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One more thing: I don't know if the fact that Money 2006 is expired
for [some] online access would keep you from getting set up freshly.
It sounds as if you got farther than I would have expected, but I
don't know. Maybe once you are set up with a given provider, you
won't have a problem with what you are wanting to do. Not sure.

In microsoft.public.money, Wayne wrote:

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Don't overwrite your recent backups.

Money 2006, by default, keeps your latest 4 backups on the hard
drive. That can be increased. Plus you have your scheduled backups.

To preserve your option of restoring, keep the appropriate backups,
rather than letting them get overwritten.

Then you can work on things. But you have the option of
file-> Restore to get your back as you were before. Maybe the setup
in the old file will give you a clue. Maybe you will just let it
think your interest rate is something else, and know that Money's
suggestion as to which card to apply the most payment to may need
some intervention on your part.

I have Money 2006 standard edition. I automatically update most of my
accounts. I was recently able to automatically download transaction from my
Capital one credit card. I disabled the online service to make a change to
my interest rate. I then went to set up the online service again. I select
Capital one Bank, then its gives me 3 choices 1) No, I don't have sign in
information for Capital one, 2) Yes, I have the sign-in information for the
capital one bank, but I don't have special sign-in information for use with
Money, 3) Yes, I have special sign-in information for use with Money. I
choose #3. I then enter my user name and password ( the same one I use for
online service directly. I click next, and it says I don't have any active
online accounts with the bank or brokerage. I called Capital one to make
sure I didn't need a special login. They said no and all my account were
working fine.
I even tried entering #2, which sent me to the Capital one sight to enroll
in the online banking. I tried entering my credit card info again thinking I
would get a special passord, but it said I already have active accounts with
them.
Can someone please help, as I was recently able to automatically download
transaction, but since I temporarily disabled the online service I now cannot
renew.

Thanks