In microsoft.public.money, Glen Davis, Jr. wrote:

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That's a bunch. If it were me, I might restore an older backup
version to a different file. From there I would go one of two ways.

One way is I would download the transactions from the bank. Then
export them as loose QIF. Then edit the QIF file to remove most
duplicates. Import as a statement from my bank... duplicates should
be recognized and not duplicated that way.

The other way is when I download my OFX data I would proceed as
normal. But when I see the Connect button, I would hold down the
Ctrl+Shift keys as I click Connect. Money will save a copy of the
OFX file as *RS.txt in My Documents. Rename that file to *.ofx. Go
to the most up-to-date money file and File-> Import the OFX file. You
could get duplicates, but deleting/voiding duplicates should be
easier than entering 50 transactions.

And an extra backup or so won't hurt in case something undesirable
happens.

No older backup to restore? Perhaps a temporary File-> New file could
be set up to gather the available data from the bank.

It's the same issue. It's just a further explanation of what happened when
I tried to do a repair (your suggested solution). I finally gave up on the
transactions I had already downloaded and manually deleted them. The next
time I did a repair, Money did not crash. So I downloaded today's
transactions -- no crash and now they DO show in the ledger. So it looks
like any previous statement downloads must be cleared along with the
Internet Explorer Temp files. Now I just have to find a way to get the
50ish transactions I'm missing from the bank.

Thanks for the help.

Glen

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In microsoft.public.money, Glen Davis, Jr. wrote:

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I see that as a very different problem than what you previously
described.

I think you may want to try the Standard File Repair. And review
your backup file situation.



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My cache is exactly 20 MB and I have performed both steps. When I do a
quick file repair, Money's status bar displays "Processing Bank Statements"
then crashes with a "Money has encountered a problem and needs to close"
message and info is sent to Microsoft. I've gone as far as manually
deleting all the files in "Temporary Internet Files" (both in my profile and
Default User), moving the Temporary Internet Files folder, and manually
deleting the downloaded transactions. But the next time I download from my
bank, Money crashes when processing, then after restarting it shows new
transactions to read, but they do not show in the register.


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In microsoft.public.money, Glen Davis, Jr. wrote:

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Did you do both steps?

You might want to consider reducing the size of the IE6 cache to
maybe 20 MB in addition to emptying the cache.

What does one do when this procedure doesn't correct the problem?

Glen

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In microsoft.public.money, Dave wrote:

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In Internet Explorer delete your browser temporary files with
Tools-> InternetOptions-> DeleteFiles.

Then in Money do File-> RepairMoneyFile-> QuickFileRepair for good
measure.

Just imported and converted my MS Money Deluxe *.mny file
with no problems.

Downloaded banking transactions to reconcile and accept.
Money indicated 10 items need to be reviewed, yet I
cannot see them.

Is there a setting in 2004 I need to change in order to
view \ accept downloaded transactions?

Thanks.