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Posted by alsteele on August 28, 2008, 1:25 pm
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>If you logon to your fi's web site to initiate a download, then
>you are using Web Connect to download.
>
>To Deactivate the Quicken account for downloading, open the
>account to the Overview tab, click on "Change Online Services",
>then click Deactivate. Since you're using Web Connect to
>download, you do not need to re-Activate the account.
>
>[If you needed to reactivate the account for downloading - as
>you would if you were using Direct Connect to downloae, you
>would use the same "Change Online Services" dialog to do it.]
>alsteele wrote:
>> On Wed, 27 Aug 2008 19:54:41 GMT, "John Pollard"
>> wrote:
>> You left out some information that could be useful: for
>>> starters, Quicken version, and download method.
>>>
>>> Deactivate the credit card account for downloading. If the
>>> normal download method is "Direct Connect", re-activate the
>>> account for downloading.
>>>
>>> Then try another download.
>
>> Thanks for the reply.
>> I am using Quicken 2006 Deluxe. My download method is to click
>> on the
>> monthly statement and then to download it using the Quicken
>> selection.
>> I then accept the download into the credit card screen.
>> I don't know how to" Deactivate" the credit card account for
>> downloading, nor what you mean by "Direct Connect" or how I
>> would
>> "Reactivate."
Please let me clarify: My method of accessing the credit card company
which is also my bank is to click on the bank website, either via
clicking on Update Now in Quicken or by going directly to the bank
website. In either case I am clicking on the same URL.
Just to make sure that you understand my problem: I simply changed the
number on the credit card account in Quicken, i.e., it is the same
account with a different number.
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