I have tried researching this for some time. I know that citibank's web 
site for online banking and bill paying is very accessible. The first thing 
I would do is go to the web site of your bank and poke around there. Since 
the latest versions of quicken and money are pretty lost right now, the web 
is your best way. If you bank doesn't offer much, look into places like 
checkfree http://www.checkfree.com. There areothers like checkfree popping 
up now, I wish I could remember who they are, because I would like to check 
them out. If your bank is not doing online banking, call them and tell them 
to get with the millennium. In my case, Sovereign bank is updating right 
now, and I have been on them about ensuring accessibility of their online 
banking site. Currently, it is pretty good, but when they update I am 
fafraid of what they will change for online bill paying, (currently I can 
only check my ballances and see my transactions, which is great, but I want 
onlin ebill paying). You can also try to track down a copy of quicken 98 
which works partially with jfw32 with its scripts, (the registers work, and 
I hav eread that some other parts may work as well). I have called intuit 
and ordered the older version for $15. Ope some of this helps.
At 10:05 AM 8/12/99 , you wrote:
>Howdy listers, Have any of y'all done any online bankin? And if so, which
>software did yu'ins use?
>
>Adios Hombres and little ladies.
>Smoother than a gravy sandwich,
>The Groove Papa
>Doctor Robert Gallo
>How can you be so skinny, and live so phat!
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