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Diff between clicking on a file and using file open w/in program?
Why do I have limited capabilities when I double click to open my file in
Excel rather than open the file within the program itself? |
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Diff between clicking on a file and using file open w/in program?
What does limited capabilities mean?
If it means the file doesn't always open when you double click on it in windows explorer... Sometimes one of these works: Tools|Options|General|Ignore other applications (uncheck it) --- or --- Close Excel and Windows Start Button|Run excel /unregserver then Windows Start Button|Run excel /regserver The /unregserver & /regserver stuff resets the windows registry to excel's factory defaults. rkcl wrote: Why do I have limited capabilities when I double click to open my file in Excel rather than open the file within the program itself? -- Dave Peterson |
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