QIF Web Extract

QIF Web Extract extracts transactions from brokerage website transaction History pages and converts them into Quicken Interchange Format (QIF). The resulting QIF file can then be imported into Quicken. To use QIF Web Extract, you display your transaction history in your web browser. You then select the entire web page (or the Frame of the page with transactions), and copy it into the clipboard. Then run QIF Web Extract, which extracts the transactions you specify from the clipboard. To be able to accomplish this extraction, QIF Web Extract needs to know what securities and accounts you have defined in your Quicken file, and it needs to know how your website presents its transaction information. You need to export your securities and accounts from Quicken, and QIF Web Extract needs to learn about your website. QIF Web Extract has the ability to learn about a wide range of websites. However, no guarantee can be made that any particular website can be learned. Since different browsers encode web page information copied into the clipboard in different ways, the specific web browser used is a Factor in determining whether QIF Web Extract can learn a particular website. QIF Web Extract has been tested with and works with both Internet Explorer and Netscape. QIF Web Extract cannot learn or extract from websites that: * do not start each transaction with a date (actually, the transaction does not have to start with the date, as long as all relevant information to be extracted in each transaction follows the date) * use dates with formats other than: mm/dd/yy, mm/dd/yyyy, mm-dd-yy, mm-dd-yyyy