Prudential Securities

#3 05-11-2004, 11:21 PM

Cal--

Haven't had the SMRTINET.INI problem for a few months.
Everything goes through fine. I even tried to reinstall
Money. Isn't there a file in Local Settings (from C:/My
Documents) that when deleted forces an update?

I have no idea....I've tried to update numerous times to
no avail. I should try a new file to see if there's a
sort of corruption. Any other ideas?

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> When you download updates, if you get a 'SMRTINET.INI'
error,
> download Money updates immediately again. Then try to
setup for
> online access again, and specify Prudential Retirement as
the FI.

#2 05-11-2004, 10:59 PM

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

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> Using Money 2004.

When you download updates, if you get a 'SMRTINET.INI' error,
download Money updates immediately again. Then try to setup for
online access again, and specify Prudential Retirement as the FI.

#1 05-11-2004, 10:23 PM

Using Money 2004.

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> -----Original Message-----
> In microsoft.public.money, Tony wrote:
> > Hi all--
> > > I have a retirement account through Prudential
> > Securities. Last week, Prudential sent out a memo
stating
> > that Microsoft Money was now available. On Microsoft's
> > Money Website, it states that Prudential Retirement is
> > a "2-way brokerage," allowing for direct statements.
> > However, when I go into Money to enable the online
> > services for Prudential, the institution doesn't appear
on
> > the list. I've updated as needed (and I update daily).
> > What's going on with this??
> Prudential Retirement was added recently. What version of
Money are
> you using?
> .

05-11-2004, 03:37 PM

In microsoft.public.money, Tony wrote:

- quote -

> Hi all--
> I have a retirement account through Prudential
> Securities. Last week, Prudential sent out a memo stating
> that Microsoft Money was now available. On Microsoft's
> Money Website, it states that Prudential Retirement is
> a "2-way brokerage," allowing for direct statements.
> However, when I go into Money to enable the online
> services for Prudential, the institution doesn't appear on
> the list. I've updated as needed (and I update daily).
> What's going on with this??

Prudential Retirement was added recently. What version of Money are
you using?

#-1 05-11-2004, 01:14 PM

Hi all--

I have a retirement account through Prudential
Securities. Last week, Prudential sent out a memo stating
that Microsoft Money was now available. On Microsoft's
Money Website, it states that Prudential Retirement is
a "2-way brokerage," allowing for direct statements.
However, when I go into Money to enable the online
services for Prudential, the institution doesn't appear on
the list. I've updated as needed (and I update daily).
What's going on with this??

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