Downloading .qif files

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Dan

When trying to download .qif files, I get the following
error message: "C\Documents and Settings\dansyl3\Local
Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\PRLJTMZ9
\DownloadTran [1].qif" is not a valid Win32 application.
Apparently, I have screwed up some setting somewhere.
HELP!

Dan
 
when I do a google search on .qif files it mentions Quicken

do you have quicken installed?
do you have .qif file types associated with the quicken program?


open windows explorer go to tools folder options file types scan down
for .qif see wat is associated, if nothing then make a new entry and
connect quicken or what ever program you have to the file.

Hemlock
 
Yes to both questions. ".qif" is associated with
Quicken.
-----Original Message-----
when I do a google search on .qif files it mentions Quicken

do you have quicken installed?
do you have .qif file types associated with the quicken program?


open windows explorer go to tools folder options file types scan down
for .qif see wat is associated, if nothing then make a new entry and
connect quicken or what ever program you have to the file.
Hemlock


When trying to download .qif files, I get the following
error message: "C\Documents and Settings\dansyl3\Local
Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\PRLJTMZ9
\DownloadTran [1].qif" is not a valid Win32 application.
Apparently, I have screwed up some setting somewhere.
HELP!

Dan
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Thanks. I have it solved now. I noticed that the other
files of Quicken were associated with "Quicken
Launcher". I changed the association of ".qif" files to
quicken launcher and the problem is now solved. Thanks
for replying.
-----Original Message-----
Yes to both questions. ".qif" is associated with
Quicken.
-----Original Message-----
when I do a google search on .qif files it mentions Quicken

do you have quicken installed?
do you have .qif file types associated with the quicken program?


open windows explorer go to tools folder options file types scan down
for .qif see wat is associated, if nothing then make a new entry and
connect quicken or what ever program you have to the file.
Hemlock


When trying to download .qif files, I get the following
error message: "C\Documents and Settings\dansyl3\Local
Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\PRLJTMZ9
\DownloadTran [1].qif" is not a valid Win32 application.
Apparently, I have screwed up some setting somewhere.
HELP!

Dan
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