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I have been using "Excel" for nearly 20 years.
I soon found that the "autosave" fuction, which you could set up once at the outset, was a real asset. Then with Office 97 you had to set autosave every time you opened excel. A real pain, and a retrograde step. But it was still there. Now I find, having "progressed" to Office 2000, that autosave has apparently disappeared, to be replaced by autorecover. Which, I don't think, unless I'm being really stupid, does the same job at all. How can I autosave??? Why does Microsoft take away useful functions, and make it more difficult? As a farmer, flower, herb and veg grower, I'm constantly abandoning work-in-hand on the computer to deal with situations, and we have a slightly unreliable power supply. . . .and no, the answer is not an un-interruptible supply! Charlie Bransden |
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