At the risk of sounding like some of the other 'Experts' ...
If all you need is the Fidelity Tax Docs ,,, just logon to Fidelity itself (don't use the TT product at all) and look for 'Documents'.
Then click thru to Tax Documents. It should list all the Fidelity Tax related Docs like 1099's and Consolidated Statements. You can then download the PDF documents. As long as they are not too numerous (like no more than 4 or 5), you can then just enter the info manually into TT. But if you have a lot of transaction - this solution royally sucks.
