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Changing the Excel 2003 default
I have both Excel 2003 and 2007 loaded on my XP platform.
Whenever I click on Excel icon it automatically goes to the Excel 2007 program. How do I set up my computer so automatically it opens up in Excel 2003? Thank you, |
Changing the Excel 2003 default
If you by excel icon means an xls file, change the "default program" fir
..xls files in Windows. Where this is done depends on your Windows version. If not, it's a shortcut to Excel 2007. Make another shortcut to Excel 2003. HTH. Best wishes Harald "TB in DC" wrote in message ... I have both Excel 2003 and 2007 loaded on my XP platform. Whenever I click on Excel icon it automatically goes to the Excel 2007 program. How do I set up my computer so automatically it opens up in Excel 2003? Thank you, |
Changing the Excel 2003 default
See http://en.allexperts.com/q/Excel-105...Excel-2003.htm for a
solution. "TB in DC" wrote: I have both Excel 2003 and 2007 loaded on my XP platform. Whenever I click on Excel icon it automatically goes to the Excel 2007 program. How do I set up my computer so automatically it opens up in Excel 2003? Thank you, |
Changing the Excel 2003 default
Re-register Excel 2003 as your default rather than creating shortcuts.
Since 2007 has decided it wants to be the default, de-register 2007 and re-register 2003 Close Excel first and On the Windows Taskbar StartRun "C:\yourpathto2007\excel.exe" /unregserver See the space between exe and /unregserver. Then register 2003 StartRun "C:\yourpathto2003\excel.exe" /regserver This process should make Excel 2003 the default for opening files. You may not have to unregister 2007 first but I err on the side of caution<g Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 09:03:01 -0800, TB in DC wrote: I have both Excel 2003 and 2007 loaded on my XP platform. Whenever I click on Excel icon it automatically goes to the Excel 2007 program. How do I set up my computer so automatically it opens up in Excel 2003? Thank you, |
Changing the Excel 2003 default
THANK YOU THANK YOU THAN K YOU!!!
Do YOU know how much time you have saved me!!! Keep up the GREAT work! T "TB in DC" wrote: I have both Excel 2003 and 2007 loaded on my XP platform. Whenever I click on Excel icon it automatically goes to the Excel 2007 program. How do I set up my computer so automatically it opens up in Excel 2003? Thank you, |
Changing the Excel 2003 default
THANK YOU THANK YOU THAN K YOU!!!
Do YOU know how much time you have saved me!!! Keep up the GREAT work! T "Harald Staff" wrote: If you by excel icon means an xls file, change the "default program" fir ..xls files in Windows. Where this is done depends on your Windows version. If not, it's a shortcut to Excel 2007. Make another shortcut to Excel 2003. HTH. Best wishes Harald "TB in DC" wrote in message ... I have both Excel 2003 and 2007 loaded on my XP platform. Whenever I click on Excel icon it automatically goes to the Excel 2007 program. How do I set up my computer so automatically it opens up in Excel 2003? Thank you, |
Changing the Excel 2003 default
THANK YOU THANK YOU THAN K YOU!!!
Do YOU know how much time you have saved me!!! Keep up the GREAT work! T "Gord Dibben" wrote: Re-register Excel 2003 as your default rather than creating shortcuts. Since 2007 has decided it wants to be the default, de-register 2007 and re-register 2003 Close Excel first and On the Windows Taskbar StartRun "C:\yourpathto2007\excel.exe" /unregserver See the space between exe and /unregserver. Then register 2003 StartRun "C:\yourpathto2003\excel.exe" /regserver This process should make Excel 2003 the default for opening files. You may not have to unregister 2007 first but I err on the side of caution<g Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 09:03:01 -0800, TB in DC wrote: I have both Excel 2003 and 2007 loaded on my XP platform. Whenever I click on Excel icon it automatically goes to the Excel 2007 program. How do I set up my computer so automatically it opens up in Excel 2003? Thank you, |
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