Yeah, I trust my fingers more than I trust an Intuit import feature.  Quicker to enter it than to spend the time downloading and reviewing to make sure it came through correctly.

While everyone is entitled to their opinions, your responses are obviously useless.  After an hour with tech support, I figured out the problem--You need to hit the little "OK" button on the import screen.  I don't think it was necessary last year.  ANYWAY, you guys are really missing all the fun.  The W2 import feature is NOW working REAL ESTATE and is virtually instantaneous.  I would take an import over human error any day.

"would take an import over human error any day"

Trust Intuit programming over my own eyes and fingers ----------------- that ain't ever gong to happen.