In microsoft.public.money, <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.comwrote:

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He could have said it would have to support OFX 2.0.

The man I spoke to must have meant 12 because as you say,
20 doesn't make any sense.

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Did you really mean to say "I need to have Money ver.20 or higher"?

M2004 is the latest version and that is version 12. If you want Ver 20 you
will have to wait another 8 years!

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"Tim" <slowdiver[at]comcast.net> wrote in message
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On my financial institution's(TCF Bank) website, there
are instructions for downloading online statements that
refer to a link on the BALANCES page for MS Money. The
problem is that the link apparently doesn't show up in my
version (MS Money 2003 ver. 11). I spent some time on
the phone with TCF's customer support and frustratingly
tried to argue that there was no link to click on to
download my statement both in Money and in Internet
Explorer. Therefore I thought it was a problem with
their website. However, they say that they recently
updated their system to automatically download the
statements, but I need to have Money ver.20 or higher.
Does anyone know if this is true, and if so, is there an
update or workaround, or do I need to buy Money 2004?
Any help appreciated.