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Posted by Han on December 28, 2007, 7:10 am
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> John Pollard wrote:
>> John Pollard wrote:
>>
>>> I do recall that there are problems with scheduled updates
>>> with
>>> Quicken files that have a password. I do not recall any
>>> problems with scheduled updates with Quicken files that have
>>> no
>>> password.
>>
>> Nuts, I forgot to mention. Scheduled updates use the last
>> Quicken file you had open before the scheduled update occurs.
>> If that's the file that had the password, that might be the
>> source of the problem.
>
> Rick, John, Han - thank you all as usual for your kind replies. I did
> take the password off my QDF file John, and retried process without
> success. Rick - I am loath to delete and recreate the vault; this
> isn't THAT big a deal, but I fear you might be right in that I've
> tried all options you three have given me (including resetting the
> vault pin), but no joy. Han - glad it worked for you ultimately!
>
> Not that big a deal. I've lived with manual OSU updates for a dozen
> years or so...I just stumpled across this a day or so ago, and I
> thought it might be neat if I could get it work.
>
> Happy New Year to you 3.
>
Sorry about it not working for you. I'm probably going to take off the
automatic OSU, and keep doing it manually. Doing it late at night isn't
giving me the data because some FI are late supplying it (TIAA for
example).
Happy New Year to all!
--
Best regards
Han
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