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I have Office 2007 and for some reason I cannot set my default program to
Exel for XLS files. I went to the chage default program section - I have two files in my Microsoft Office 12 Folder (Office 10 does not have anything). One is Excel, the next is excelcnv . Right now excelnv is the default program but when I click on or try to download an xls file the computer thinks for a second and then nothing happens. I can open these files only if I open excel first and then go through the excel menu to open them. Any suggestions? |
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1. Close Excel 2. Choose Windows Start Button|Run Type excel /unregserver 3. Choose Windows Start Button|Run Type excel /regserver You may have to give the complete path to Excel.exe in your Office12 folder "Dan" wrote: I have Office 2007 and for some reason I cannot set my default program to Exel for XLS files. I went to the chage default program section - I have two files in my Microsoft Office 12 Folder (Office 10 does not have anything). One is Excel, the next is excelcnv . Right now excelnv is the default program but when I click on or try to download an xls file the computer thinks for a second and then nothing happens. I can open these files only if I open excel first and then go through the excel menu to open them. Any suggestions? |
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