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Hi,

1. A user tries to double click on a workbook. The Excel opens but the
workbook cannot be displayed. I searched the KB and tried KB149764, KB158996
and KB304424 without success.

2. The same user tries to save the Excel workbook as "This is a test.xls".
The filename is automatically saved as "T.xls". Whenever the user saves a
file, it becomes <1 letter.xls.

The user is using Office 97 on Chinese XP-Pro. I had tried to remove the
Office and reinstall it again. But the results is the same. I have many
users running Office97 on Chinese XP-Pro and only this user got these
problems. Anyone has ideas? help?

Thanks
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Try re-registering Xl.

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Hi,

1. A user tries to double click on a workbook. The Excel opens but the
workbook cannot be displayed. I searched the KB and tried KB149764, KB158996
and KB304424 without success.

2. The same user tries to save the Excel workbook as "This is a test.xls".
The filename is automatically saved as "T.xls". Whenever the user saves a
file, it becomes <1 letter.xls.

The user is using Office 97 on Chinese XP-Pro. I had tried to remove the
Office and reinstall it again. But the results is the same. I have many
users running Office97 on Chinese XP-Pro and only this user got these
problems. Anyone has ideas? help?

Thanks



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Oops, sent it a little quick!
Meant to add;

Close Excel and
Windows Start Button|Run
excel /unregserver
then
Windows Start Button|Run
excel /regserver

This will reset the registry to Excel's factory defaults.
(and it worked for me!)

--
Regards;
Rob
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"RWN" wrote in message ...
Try re-registering Xl.

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Regards;
Rob
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"Kit Lau" wrote in message
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Hi,

1. A user tries to double click on a workbook. The Excel opens but the
workbook cannot be displayed. I searched the KB and tried KB149764, KB158996
and KB304424 without success.

2. The same user tries to save the Excel workbook as "This is a test.xls".
The filename is automatically saved as "T.xls". Whenever the user saves a
file, it becomes <1 letter.xls.

The user is using Office 97 on Chinese XP-Pro. I had tried to remove the
Office and reinstall it again. But the results is the same. I have many
users running Office97 on Chinese XP-Pro and only this user got these
problems. Anyone has ideas? help?

Thanks





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Kit Lau
 
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Thanks, I tried this. Still.. doesn't work.


"RWN" wrote:

Oops, sent it a little quick!
Meant to add;

Close Excel and
Windows Start Button|Run
excel /unregserver
then
Windows Start Button|Run
excel /regserver

This will reset the registry to Excel's factory defaults.
(and it worked for me!)

--
Regards;
Rob
------------------------------------------------------------------------
"RWN" wrote in message ...
Try re-registering Xl.

--
Regards;
Rob
------------------------------------------------------------------------
"Kit Lau" wrote in message
...
Hi,

1. A user tries to double click on a workbook. The Excel opens but the
workbook cannot be displayed. I searched the KB and tried KB149764, KB158996
and KB304424 without success.

2. The same user tries to save the Excel workbook as "This is a test.xls".
The filename is automatically saved as "T.xls". Whenever the user saves a
file, it becomes <1 letter.xls.

The user is using Office 97 on Chinese XP-Pro. I had tried to remove the
Office and reinstall it again. But the results is the same. I have many
users running Office97 on Chinese XP-Pro and only this user got these
problems. Anyone has ideas? help?

Thanks






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If reregistering excel didn't work, sometimes this will:

Tools|Options|General|Ignore other applications (uncheck it)



Kit Lau wrote:

Thanks, I tried this. Still.. doesn't work.

"RWN" wrote:

Oops, sent it a little quick!
Meant to add;

Close Excel and
Windows Start Button|Run
excel /unregserver
then
Windows Start Button|Run
excel /regserver

This will reset the registry to Excel's factory defaults.
(and it worked for me!)

--
Regards;
Rob
------------------------------------------------------------------------
"RWN" wrote in message ...
Try re-registering Xl.

--
Regards;
Rob
------------------------------------------------------------------------
"Kit Lau" wrote in message
...
Hi,

1. A user tries to double click on a workbook. The Excel opens but the
workbook cannot be displayed. I searched the KB and tried KB149764, KB158996
and KB304424 without success.

2. The same user tries to save the Excel workbook as "This is a test.xls".
The filename is automatically saved as "T.xls". Whenever the user saves a
file, it becomes <1 letter.xls.

The user is using Office 97 on Chinese XP-Pro. I had tried to remove the
Office and reinstall it again. But the results is the same. I have many
users running Office97 on Chinese XP-Pro and only this user got these
problems. Anyone has ideas? help?

Thanks






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