.QIF file help!

[Casey]

I need to download my bank statements and email them to the mortgage company, but the bank only lets me download them as a .qif file... Quicken from what I understand. The problem is neither I or the mortgage guy have Quicken, how can I download it just as like a normal file to send it to him or get a temp quicken program?? Thanks!

 

[druvans]

I need to download my bank statements and email them to the mortgage company, but the bank only lets me download them as a .qif file... Quicken from what I understand. The problem is neither I or the mortgage guy have Quicken, how can I download it just as like a normal file to send it to him or get a temp quicken program?? Thanks!

Gnu Cash can read .QIF file - But no Windows version yet.

Try the java port jGCash http://jgnash.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

or any of this alternative options

http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=05/10/31/1653227

 

[spazntwitch]

If you have Excel, you can convert it to Excel with the following program:
http://xl2qif.chez-alice.fr/xl2qif_en.php

You should be able to import it into Excel and then save it for your mortgage company.

 

[He3x]

Easier: print the statements, and fax them...

Or, download PDF converter (see this thread)
Print the statements as PDF and send them...

 

[morriefisher]

I did a quick search for 'qif file viewer' but you can also use 'coverter' :
Windows Marketplace: File Conversion
Quickly and easily convert your bank statements or other QIF files to importable ... FileSee is a mix of a text-file viewer, an image viewer, a PDF viewer, ...
www.windowsmarketplace.com/results.aspx?bcatid=404&page=5

 

[Casey]

Easier: print the statements, and fax them...

Or, download PDF converter (see this thread)
Print the statements as PDF and send them...

That takes ink and I am a spoofeer...CHEAP...hee hee so i will try the converters thanks!!!!