Re: Downloading OFX Files

"David Patterson" <> wrote in message
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> In XP there was an option to "Confirm after download" so that an OFX file
> would not automatically download into Money until the user performed the
> 'Import' function. I can't find the equivalent functionality in Vista.
> Please, does anyone know if it can be done?
>


Right-Click - Save target As?

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"David Patterson" <> wrote in message
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> Gordon,
>
> Thanks but that won't work in this instance. The download is coming from
> a
> bank's online banking and the 'Save Target As' option is not allowed. In
> Windows XP you used to be able to set an option in the File Associations
> but
> that option does not seem to be available in Vista 32 bit Home Premium SP
> 1
> edition. I am downloading into Money 2003. I like being able to save the
> file first and then import it into Money when I am ready.
>
> Regards,
>
> David
>
> "Gordon" <> wrote in message
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>> "David Patterson" <> wrote in message
>> news:trKdnZoHLYNo4__UnZ2dnUVZ8h-...
>>> In XP there was an option to "Confirm after download" so that an OFX
>>> file would not automatically download into Money until the user
>>> performed the 'Import' function. I can't find the equivalent
>>> functionality in Vista. Please, does anyone know if it can be done?
>>>
>>
>>
>> Right-Click - Save target As?
>>
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>> Please tell us the version of the application you are asking about,
>> your OS, Service Pack level
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>
In Internet Explorer click tools -options - click the advanced tab - scroll
down to the security setting and look for the do not save encryped file to
disk option. That may be what your looking for.

Jim