Posted by Abraham Sandoval on 2/9/09 3:30pm
Msg #276928

downloading loan docs

what program can I use to download loan docs? thanks

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 2/9/09 3:44pm
Msg #276932

Uhm... you download them with an internet connection, preferably a high-speed one.

How you open them or read them depends on the format or document program used by the lender or title company. Sometimes you'll get them in PDF format, which mean you need to have a PDF reader. Then there are other formats and PCL viewers that are needed for documents created for DocMagic, DynamicDox, SwiftView, VMP, etc.

And oddly enough... sometimes you might get stuff in Microsoft Word... which is really stupid but that's for another rant another day.

Reply by Ilene C. Seidel on 2/9/09 3:45pm
Msg #276935

Your computer should be opening with adobe. Sometimes my computer asks me cause it can't identify the doc downloading. Do you have adobe??And at least 8.1?

Reply by Abraham Sandoval on 2/9/09 3:49pm
Msg #276937

i was sent some in a bxx format which my computer does not allow me to open =/

Reply by Leon_CO on 2/9/09 3:54pm
Msg #276940

>> i was sent some in a bxx format <<
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Is it from Bank of America? There is a special program that you have to download and install on your computer in order to open that file.

Good luck.

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 2/9/09 3:55pm
Msg #276942

.bxx are documents done in Blaxxun and are probably from Bank of America.

You have to run the BAINSTALL document viewer before you can open it.

You can get it from here... along with many other viewers:

http://www.tampabayclosings.com/viewers.htm

Reply by CopperheadVA on 2/9/09 3:56pm
Msg #276943

bxx is BofA docs, so you need BAinstall - is there a link to the download in the e-mail? If not, go to PAW's website and click on "downloads" and there should be a link there: www.pawnotary.com

The last time I tried to d/l BofA docs it wouldn't work - I wonder if there's a new update?

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 2/9/09 3:50pm
Msg #276938

Well, it's not just "adobe" -- it's Acrobat Reader.

Which is entirely different than Acrobat itself.

Reply by BrendaTx on 2/9/09 3:54pm
Msg #276941

Hi Abraham - I *think* what you need is BAINSTALL.

Here's one link to try:
http://www.tampabayclosings.com/Viewers/BAINSTALL.EXE

Reply by Abraham Sandoval on 2/9/09 3:59pm
Msg #276946

They are bank of america. Thank you i will try all the suggestions i upload that program and it said i needed a new update, i will try again. Thank you all for the help, much appreciated.

Reply by Abraham Sandoval on 2/9/09 6:33pm
Msg #276962

Re: downloading loan docs~updated bainstall??

the bainstall program keeps telling me that i need an update everytime i try to open the docs....what is the problem?

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 2/9/09 6:47pm
Msg #276964

Re: downloading loan docs~updated bainstall??

Try this: http://www.tampabayclosings.com/Viewers/ba%20print.pdf

Reply by Abraham Sandoval on 2/9/09 6:49pm
Msg #276965

Re: downloading loan docs~updated bainstall??

i tried that and like copper, it keeps stating i need an update...thanks for the continual help marion..

Reply by Abraham Sandoval on 2/9/09 6:49pm
Msg #276966

Re: downloading loan docs~updated bainstall??

excuse me, Marian

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 2/9/09 7:25pm
Msg #276968

Abraham check your PMs n/m

Reply by MistarellaFL on 2/9/09 10:23pm
Msg #276982

Msg #156668

A possible solution

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 2/10/09 12:17am
Msg #276987

Re: Msg #156668

Yeah. BofA actually has the latest version available for download on their website:

You need the username and password, though, to download it. It's no secret though:

U: docsuser
P: redhat00

(Found this in Msg #127753, and it still works)



There are also instructions (and a different Username and Password) here... from Central Signing:

http://www.initialhere.com/bofa_viewer.php