how to import my etrade stock trades? But how do I get this txf file?
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You can use some online tools to convert your etrade data into txf format. Try this out: http://www.txf-express.com/ This site provides both online service and a downloadable software. I used their on-line service. A real time saver I must say. BTW, it costs me 3 bucks. A pretty good value.
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You can't import .CRS files on the Mac version, which makes it useless for me. The main reason I got it was to import .crs files from a local mtb website called geoladders.com I use my old PC to run Training Center.
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I Love StatTrak, but I do not know if you can import MS Outlook data... Sorry
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das_sk, I think you automatically get it, but you can call Amex and confirm it.
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HiI'm sorry but doesn't look like there is a way to get it there.Thank you for your communicationtexasvalue
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OK... I copied and pasted the URL you provided and I was taken to a site called "tradinginformation.com" about stock trades! What gives?
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You should be able to get it. Just log in to the squaretrade site and sign up.....
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Look at: http://scansnapcommunity.com/tips-tricks/579-get-the-basics-on-business-card-scanning/?placement=&gclid=CJTJk9GA67wCFQWTfgodwSsAgw&utm_medium=cpc&WT.term=cardminder&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=Community&WT.medium=cpc&WT.campaign=Community&WT.srch=1&WT.srch=1&WT.content=text&type=Phrase&WT.source=google&network=g&adpos=1t1&WT.mc_id=Community&utm_term=cardminder&cshift_ck=50ca03e6-5755-4f51-b9be-e8634d481089csLy3wQPhS It appears you export to a .csv file. Then import the file to your newly installed Cardminder program on Win 7
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http://cdn3.static-tgdp.com/assetloader.axd?pimid=16002&id;=192904&brand;=Thule&mark;et=US
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I have contacted Tekton tools. This is their response: Anthony, Thanks for writing in. The country of origin on those files is China. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks!Mystery solved.
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do you have a link to the page on the intex site. i couldn't find them on there as the site is poorly laid out
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My first response was "I don't know", but it got me curious. You can create a report in .pdf format and then do a "save as other" as a .txt file.
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Yes. You can code tax-related transactions in iBank with a built-in set of U.S. tax codes, then export data to a TXF file for use with TurboTax or other popular tax prep software.
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I'm trying to figure the same thing out. I have lots of them I would like to transfer.
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Follow these steps. First back up your FTN data. Next open FTM v 2012 and select import. Search for the FTN data which could be Hack.ftn (the name of the family tree or similar.) Ignore the screen about back up first since you already backed up your FTN data.
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I successfully imported to iBank 14 years of data as a QIF from Quicken for Mac 2007, and had my chart of accounts come over fully, and every account balance accurately to the very last cent. Some minor cleanup was necessary to fix things like foreign currency symbols in which Quicken is not Mac-compliant. It was useful to carefully check my Quicken file to remove spurious transactions, and run Quicken's file rebuild routine, before creating the QIF for import, to repair file corruption for which Quicken for Mac is notorious. Migrating my accounting to iBank has been the easiest and most accurate such process I have experienced. Read the manual topic on import, run through the online tutorial, work through the process carefully, with backup data so you can revert if you make a mistake, and it should be easy for you, too.
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I didn't see an obvious option for importing information from a spreadsheet, but you can go to avery.com/print and use template 5302 to see if these will meet your needs before you buy the cards.