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If I highlight a number of cells and try to change the colour of the text it
constantly comes up with MS Office Excel problem, send/don't send to
Microsoft - when I say don't send it just appears with Document Recovery but
this gets me no where. How can I get rid of the MS Office Excel problem
dialog box appearing??

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BTW, I should have said it is Windows 2000, Excel 2003.

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If I highlight a number of cells and try to change the colour of the text it
constantly comes up with MS Office Excel problem, send/don't send to
Microsoft - when I say don't send it just appears with Document Recovery but
this gets me no where. How can I get rid of the MS Office Excel problem
dialog box appearing??

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