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Posted by David A. Lessnau on August 30, 2007, 12:07 pm
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OK, thanks John. I never managed to get it to update my existing account.
After many permutations, I ended up creating a new account under a different
email address and then telling all my Quicken associated stuff about it. I
don't know if this was a function of a very old account with missing
information that it couldn't handle or some combination of environmental
stuff. Thanks again.
Dave
> David A. Lessnau wrote:
>> Could someone PLEASE try this and tell me, one way or another,
>> whether it works? One possible method:
>>
>> - Go to the Quicken site where your portfolio is stored (assuming you
>> push it there from within Quicken): http://www.quicken.com/myfinances/ -
>> Click the "My Account" link around the center top of the screen
>> - Sign in with your standard User ID and Password
>> - What do you see? Do you get a "Please Complete Your Account" page?
>> If you do, complete the required information and hit "Save Changes." What
>> happens?
>
> I had to fill out the required information once, then all was ok. I
> signed out, and signed back in, still no problem.
>
> Never saw the error message you mentioned in your first post.
>
> --
> John Pollard
> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
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