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To: bluejeans who wrote (11470)	4/2/1999 10:38:00 AM
From: Tom_	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16892

March Interest Already Credited!!! How bout that!!!<g> Let's hope it's a trend. Good on you, Datek. Best wishes, Tom

To: bluejeans who wrote (11470)	4/2/1999 10:52:00 AM
From: Madhur	Respond to of 16892

StockTax is using the pages "as is" just as they appear in the DATEK Transaction History. Quicken on the other hand has arranged a special data transfer protocoll with DATEK, which apparently does not really work! All StockTax needs is that you use the DATEK express servers for viewing your transaction history (and better executions also by the way!) at: orders7.datek.com orders16.datek.com Then click on History and bring up the transaction list you want to process. When you are there use File/Save As and save to "\Stx98\YourData\xxx.htm" (xxx the month for example). The reason is that the regular DATEK pages have divided the page into several sections, and the File/Save As will not catch by default the data section. StockTax at obvioussoft.com Cheers, Madhur