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FN_User
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posted 10-10-2003 01:42 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for FN_User     Edit/Delete Message
I am having trouble purchasing and selling investments. When I try to purchase or sell an investment the system prompts me if I want to acquire or sell the investment. I answer Yes and then I am taken to the amount field. At this point the account field becomes blank and after I enter an amount I get the message “Account cannot be blank”. It seems that the system does not remember the account I selected after I get the “Acquire Investment?” or “Sell Investment?” prompt.

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fni_support
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posted 10-10-2003 01:42 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for fni_support     Edit/Delete Message
This problem can occur if your Transaction Activity screen is not wide enough to fit all of the columns on the screen without having to scroll to the right. When the Transaction Activity screen is not wide enough, the account field can become blank after the “Acquire Investment?” or “Sold Investment?” prompts.

The solution is to make the Transaction Activity screen wider so that the scroll bar no longer appears at the bottom of the screen. You can also make the columns on the screen narrower so that they all fit on the Transaction Activity screen and the scroll bar does not appear at the bottom.

You can re-size your Transaction Activity screen by placing your mouse cursor on the corner of the screen until your cursor changes to a double-sided arrow, then click and drag the mouse to increase the size of the screen.

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George
Financial Navigator Int’l

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