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any clue how to tell firefox that .qfx files should start quicken 2007?

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Firefox 3.6.3 (Mac) only knows about .ofx files from Quicken. I find no obvious way to add .qfx to the list, and the dialog ("open with this app", "always do this from now on) has no effect. eh?


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== Later version of Firefox, used to work, Once upon a time.

Firefox 3.6.3 (Mac) only knows about .ofx files from Quicken. I find no obvious way to add .qfx to the list, and the dialog ("open with this app", "always do this from now on) has no effect. eh? == This happened == Every time Firefox opened == Later version of Firefox, used to work, Once upon a time.

Réiteach roghnaithe

I am having this same problem..sure would appreciate some help with it. I too tried the Managing File Types inside of preferences to no avail

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At the risk of being obvious, I have to say Duhhh - been there done that, a couple of times a weeks for the last many months. Hasn't worked. I mean Firefox will direct the each file to Quicken for the particular incident , but it DOES NOT "Do this for files of that type from now on".

And, BTW, it used to.

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Réiteach Roghnaithe

I am having this same problem..sure would appreciate some help with it. I too tried the Managing File Types inside of preferences to no avail