On Sat, 6 Dec 2003 07:56:03 -0800, "James"
<anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Individuals have provided you with the answer already twice. Unless you
are quite obtuse and are unable to understand their instructions, you are
required to call your bank and inform them that you wish to use Microsoft
Money and they will provide you with a 4 digit password. This would be a
different 4 digit password than the one you would use for your ATM banking
or online access which are typically 6 to 10 digits...

My thought is how many times does one have to explain it to you for you to
finally get the fix...

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In microsoft.public.money, James wrote:

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This is the last time that I will suggest you call Chase.

Hi Cal:

Thanks for your reply.

One more time.

I have setup my user name and password with Chase (not
Chase Texas). Chase requires a password between 6 & 10
digits in length.

Money lists Chase as JP Morgan Chase (the non Texas
one). Money asks for a 4 digit password for Chase which
is wrong. Money did not set up the correct field length
and will not accept the password because it is asking for
a 4 digits rather than the 6 - 10 required by Chase.

I am not sure how many time I need to explain this
because obviously I am not doing it correctly so someone
can give me the correct information to fix this problem.

Are there any updates that might correct this problem?????

James


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In microsoft.public.money, James wrote:

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Note there is a difference between JPMorgan Chase Bank (Texas) and
JPMorgan Chase Bank. They both want you to supply your SS number and
a 4-digit pin during setup.

Call Chase and ask them for help setting you up for online access
with Microsoft Money. You might find
http://www.chase.com/cm/cs?pagename=...n/icob/options
of interest, altho it may be out of date.



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HI Bob:

Thank you for taking the time to reply to my question.

Maybe I did clearly state my question. I have signed-up
with Chase for online banking and have a user name and
password. Chase requires their password to be between 6 -
10 digits in length. When I try to access my Chase
account using Money, Money expects and will only accept a
4 digit password.

The conflict is with Money not with Chase. Money was
not "programmed" to accept the correct length password.

Thanks again for your help.

James

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You need to contact Chase and ask them to set you up for Money.

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Regards
Bob Peel,
Microsoft MVP - Money

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"James" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have been trying to set up online banking with
Chase.com. Money only lists JP Morgan Chase, which is
fine but when I go to put in my password Money only
recognizes / expects a 4 digit password when in actuality
Chase requires 6 - 10 digits. Is there a patch or work
around for this.

Thanks,

James