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XML file extensions
I have a machine with Excel 2003 Pro installed. Whenever I create an XML
file in any directory on the hard drive (created from SQL Server Database via Visual Studio) the XML file is automatically converted to an Excel 4.0 Macro file. It is then no longer recognised as an XML file. It would appear that somehow XML files are associated with Excel automatically. Can I turn this off? TIA Rowan |
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Ignore me, I coded the file extension as XLM by mistake - which of course is
an Excel 4.0 Macro!!! "Rowan" wrote: I have a machine with Excel 2003 Pro installed. Whenever I create an XML file in any directory on the hard drive (created from SQL Server Database via Visual Studio) the XML file is automatically converted to an Excel 4.0 Macro file. It is then no longer recognised as an XML file. It would appear that somehow XML files are associated with Excel automatically. Can I turn this off? TIA Rowan |
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