In microsoft.public.money, Cindy Winegarden wrote:

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Normally it is not the bank who tracks what you read already and
what you did not yet read; it is the Money file. There is an
institution-by-institution limit as to how far the record goes back.
It seems to vary between a month and six months.

For example, you can use two Money files that go after the same data
usually. So in your case, a new Money file might get all the data
today. The word "reset" is usually associated with "password" Hope
it works well for you.

In news: 5ncfc0pbfk1kdt2ddiopscl4jnfj29ao18[at]4ax.com,
Cal Learner-- MVP <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote:
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Wow - Thanks Cal. I'm new to Money and am about to start over but I have to
wait a day for my bank to reset my account so I can get all the history
again. If I can save the files then I can start over any time I want to.

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Cindy Winegarden MCSD, Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
cindy.winegarden[at]mvps.org www.cindywinegarden.com

THANK YOU so MUCH!!!!!!!!!!! That did it.. It was coded
to open for both OFX and QIF.. I removed that action and
can now save them for later use.

Thanks again!

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In microsoft.public.money, Nancy wrote:

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Start-> Settings-> ControlPanel-> FolderOptions-> FileTypes

Select OFX-- Open Financial Exchange File .

or QIF.


Click Advanced. Check Confirm Open After Download to get the pop-up
box.

any idea how I can change my options so that when i
export my transactions from my bank-I can save the file
to manipulate as I want to instead of Money intercepting
it? I can't seem to find the option to turn this off, or
the file to edit...