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Opening downloaded IE files in Excel
Did you try the first method?
foxcole wrote: The problem I see with that suggested article is that it applies up to Excel 2002, but does not list 2003, so I'd be reluctant to try the registry edit... but I'm edgy about doing anything with registries. From what I've been able to find, Office 2003 handles linked files differently than all the past versions -- so I'm not convinced this article has our answer. I know the first method suggested in the article doesn't apply to IE 6.0, or if it does, needs to be more specific about where to find the option it says needs to be set (or what that option is). There is no such thing, that we can find. Has anyone actually tried either of the suggestions in the article, I wonder? Did it work? -- FoxCole "Drawing on my fine command of the English language, I said nothing." Robert Benchley (about his response to someone who said at a dinner party, "Say something funny, Mr. Benchley.") "Dave Peterson" wrote: maybe... How to Configure Internet Explorer to Open Office Documents in the Appropriate Office Program Instead of in Internet Explorer http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=162059 -- Dave Peterson |
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