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How do I tell Excel that I am the administrator?
I am using Excel 2007. My computer is in my home, and is never used by
anyone but my wife and me. I tried to save a workbook template in my "XLSTART" folder so each new workbook would use the settings I prefer, but it won't let me save in this folder because it says I have to get permission from my administrator. How do I tell the darn thing that I am the boss around here??? Or am I going about this the wrong way? |
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