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Posted by John Pollard on May 2, 2007, 9:40 pm
Please log in for more thread options Fred Smith wrote:
> TD Canada Trust definitely works with Web Connect,
> because I've done it before. I also had no trouble
> linking the download to my account. However, I've not
> used Q2007. I use 2005.
> So, it's either a bug in 2007, or there's something wrong
> with your setup.
> Sorry I can't help you any further.
I thought that Quicken would only download from fi's for the
same country as the Quicken version. If true, and the op has
the US version of Quicken, is there any expectation of
downloading from a Canadian fi?
As potentially corroborating evidence, the op says the fi is not
in the Q2007 Participating Financial Institutions List ... which
is almost certain to mean that no download is possible.
Have I forgotten something?
>> The bank is TD Canada Trust, I've tried TD Waterhouse
>> which is listed but it doesn't work.
>>
>> I do the download from the bank's website which creates
>> a QFX (web connect) now called OFX file, which can be
>> 'imported' into quicken but unlike QIF cannot be pointed
>> to an account. JACL
>>
>>> What bank do you use? Are you using Online Banking
>>> Booster or One Step Update? --
>>> Regards,
>>> Fred
>>>
>>>
>>>> I have US and Canadian accounts, and my Canadian Bank
>>>> is a 'Participant Institution' .. but when I download
>>>> an OFX file Q2007 says 'Financial Institution cannot
>>>> be established' and stops with an error code. When I
>>>> compare this file with another file which
>>>> works, I see the
>> parameter
>>>> FI (Financial Institution) is missing but all the
>>>> other info is the
>> same.
>>>> Q2007 does not show the Canadian Bank on their
>>>> Participant list and therefore will not let me set up
>>>> Online services. Anybody know anything about this?
>>>>
>>>> JACL
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