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Posted by Ed Stevens on August 29, 2008, 10:09 pm
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That did it. Thanks for the tip.
BTW, I take it that when we attach a document, Q is making a copy in
its own directories, and we can then move/delete the original? I've
tested that and it seems to be the case, but I still worry that
somewhere deep in its bowels, Q. still has a pointer back to the
original source location.
On Fri, 29 Aug 2008 11:28:35 -0600, "Bob Wang"
>Juan:
>
>Start Quicken, and open up the problem PDF attachment.
>To delete PDF attachments, do a CTRL-ALT-DEL and start Task Manager.
>Then go to the processes tab and highlight AcroRd32.exe and hit the End Process
button.
>That should allow you to delete the attachment in Quicken.
>Here's a screenshot of what it will look like:
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>http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t131/BobWangPhotos/DeletePDFattachment.jpg
>
>Bob
>>>>
>Q 2006 Dlx on Vista Home Premium
>
>Just recently started adding use of attachements, mostly attacheming a
>pdf of my pay statements to the deposit transaction. Going back and
>double checking a few I found a case where I attached the wrong
>statement to a particular transaction.
>
>Select transaction, then Edit -> Attachments ... -> Delete Attachment
>"Are you sure you want to delete this attachment?" -> yes
>"The process cannot access the file because it is being used by
>another process" -> OK
>
>There are no other apps open, and I even tried restarting the PC to
>clear any potential unreleased locks.
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