That's probably MyDoom. I'm not sure how that would affect downloads from
financial institutions, though. I sure hope they're paying attention to
crash notifications. I've generated dozens in the past month.

Glen

"Bill Q" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I just recieved a response from tech Support that they
have been experiencing "server" problems over the
weekend. The error messages don't give a clue as to what
the problem is, mine or their's. It's very frustrating.
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My cache is set to exactly 20 MB. I deleted all cache files, did both a
quick and standard repair, but it seems the damage is done. I'll have to
delete this batch of downloads (again) to be able to use Money and then
enter the missing transactions manually when my statement arrives.

Ugh.

Glen

"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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In microsoft.public.money, Glen Davis, Jr. wrote:

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That is strange.

You might want to decrease the size of the IE6
Tools-> InternetOptions-> Settings Amount of disk space to use to
perhaps 20 to 50MB with dialup or 10 to 20 MB with broadband.

Any idea why there have been so many corrupted Internet updates in Deluxe
2004 lately? I lost over 50 transactions a couple weeks ago and tonight it
crashed getting another 62. Until about a month ago, I haven't had any
problems. But now I'm going to have to manually enter over 100 transactions
for the past month. I'll flush my IE browser cache again, but this is
getting frustrating. Has anyone found a way to better stabilize Money 2004?

Thanks.
Glen