Software to open downloaded CC statements?

[BKCat09]

It's probably a dumb question, but what free software is available to download, open and print financial statements? I have never used Quicken or Microsoft Money or anything. I have been tracking all my CCs and Bank Accounts online and used good all paper for budgeting and such.
Now I am in a hurry to download the CC statements to my hard drive. The free online Quicken allows only 90 days of transactions, and I'd like 2 years.
So, what would you recommend for opening/viewing all those formats?

[StartingOver08]

Use pdf file format instead. Many of the cc companies go back 6 + yrs.
Banks usually limit to 90 days so you will need to order back statements if you did not keep them.

[BKCat09]

Thank you again. Just did. I have also changed the method of delivery of statements to paper, because if they restrict my access I won't be able to get new ones online (I plan to file somewhere in June/July)
I also ordered 6 months of statements older than 18 months. BOfA provides only 18 months of statements online. They charge $5 for each ordered statement, however. So it will be a new charge on a card that I have not used for months. I hope it won't be viewed as a fraud because what else was I to do to get the statements, right?

[StartingOver08]

Sounds like you will be prepared. Most of us switched to debit cards the minute we knew we had to file.

[BKCat09]

Yeah, me, too. Except for a few small charges in April, when I had paid the CCs and then ran out of money completely. But my understanding is if even there is no transactions on a Credit Card I still will need the statements?..

[StartingOver08]

Yes, just save the statements to your hard drive before you can't access them anymore.

[Doghouse]

Immediately I switched my Wells Fargo accounts from paper to paperless statements I got instant access to 7 years worth of statements in PDF format vs a few months without the paperless option. Other banks may do something similar. Also, I have never downloaded to quicken but I do enter all my info into quicken monthly.

[catleg]

What I've done in a few cases is, switch to paperless to get access to the online statement archives going back however many years.

Then once I've gotten what I wanted, switched back to paper.

Amex would be an example.

Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format is the best.