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From: Robert Stanley on 30 Aug 2005 19:03
Looks like a big project, but I'll give it a try. Thanks.


"Mike B" <mxbNoSpam(a)ev1.net> wrote in message
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> "Robert Stanley" <rstanley(a)illegitimatepresident.org> wrote in message
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>> Both are good thoughts, guys, but unfortunately, I don't have any
>> "print" in any fields (never use the printer for Quicken).
>>
>> Thanks for the suggestion. Maybe someone else has some thoughts?
>>
>
>
> Try the following on a backup copy of your data file in the event you
> don't like the results. Disable all the accounts that can be disabled for
> transaction downloading. Quit out of Quicken. Delete the <filename>.QEL
> file where <filename> is the name of your Quicken file.
>
> Start Quicken back up, it should rebuild an empty .QEL file. See if you
> can now disable the account with the action flag for transaction download.
> If you can, do so and quit out of Quicken again. Again delete the .QEL
> file.
>
> Start Quicken up. if the action flag is gone, activate the account for
> download. Initiate a download. You will get 30-180 day's worth of
> transactions which you'll have to delete as they won't match again with
> downloaded transactions. If things still look OK, repeat with all your
> other accounts.
>
> I can't now recall if you said you had Quicken 2005. If you have there is
> an alternative that might also work. (or perhaps a combination of both
> methods).
>
> Create a new account. Move all the transactions out of the old account by
> marking them all and then cut/paste transactions or Move transactions.
> Delete the old account. Enable transaction download for the new account
> (you can also rename it to the original name if you wish).
>
> --
> Mike B
>


From: Bob Weissman on 6 Sep 2005 19:29
In article <7YmdnRRSPusIg4_eRVn-1w(a)comcast.com>,
Robert Stanley <rstanley(a)illegitimatepresident.org> wrote:
>For about a year, using Quicken 2004, after a WebConnect download went
>goofy, I've had a flag for "you have transactions to review" that I can't
>get rid of. There are no transacations to review (although in the overview
>tab, it still lists 5). I've validated and super-validated in the old
>version, to no avail, and tech support told me that "this should probably be
>fixed in the next version" and encouraged me to update to Quicken 2005. I've
>just bought 2006, and the %^$#% flag is still there.
>
>Any thoughts?

Can you use the overview listing to locate the 5 problem transactions
and delete them? And add them back as Resolved transactions manually?

- Bob

From: Robert Stanley on 7 Sep 2005 10:03
I can see the number 5 listed in overview, but don't know how to identify
which 5. Is there a button or link I'm missing that would list these?

This seems to be what needs to be fixed--I just can't seem to find the
"missing 5"

Thanks.


"Bob Weissman" <rlw(a)rlw.best.vwh.net> wrote in message
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> In article <7YmdnRRSPusIg4_eRVn-1w(a)comcast.com>,
> Robert Stanley <rstanley(a)illegitimatepresident.org> wrote:
>>For about a year, using Quicken 2004, after a WebConnect download went
>>goofy, I've had a flag for "you have transactions to review" that I can't
>>get rid of. There are no transacations to review (although in the overview
>>tab, it still lists 5). I've validated and super-validated in the old
>>version, to no avail, and tech support told me that "this should probably
>>be
>>fixed in the next version" and encouraged me to update to Quicken 2005.
>>I've
>>just bought 2006, and the %^$#% flag is still there.
>>
>>Any thoughts?
>
> Can you use the overview listing to locate the 5 problem transactions
> and delete them? And add them back as Resolved transactions manually?
>
> - Bob
>


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