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Jules

Launching Excel causes floppy drive access
 
When I launch Excel 2000 my floppy is accessed. If there is no disk in the
drive the system hangs. What is causing Excel to access the floppy drive and
how can I stop this?

Jim May

Launching Excel causes floppy drive access
 
Check at the menu Tools, Options, General Tab, there see it (near the bottom)
your A:\ drive is there. If so, change it to your C:\my Documents


"Jules" wrote:

When I launch Excel 2000 my floppy is accessed. If there is no disk in the
drive the system hangs. What is causing Excel to access the floppy drive and
how can I stop this?


pinmaster

Launching Excel causes floppy drive access
 
I"m not an expert but I'm guessing because the last file saved or opened was
to the floppy drive, try opening a file from the "my documents" folder
directly. Do not launch excel just double click on the file.

HTH

Jean-Guy

"Jules" wrote:

When I launch Excel 2000 my floppy is accessed. If there is no disk in the
drive the system hangs. What is causing Excel to access the floppy drive and
how can I stop this?


Jules

Launching Excel causes floppy drive access
 
My A drive is not indicated there. I have checked that already. Thanks.
I will try the option of double clicking on a file to launch Excel. Perhaps
that will resolve my problem.
Thanks again.

"Jim May" wrote:

Check at the menu Tools, Options, General Tab, there see it (near the bottom)
your A:\ drive is there. If so, change it to your C:\my Documents


"Jules" wrote:

When I launch Excel 2000 my floppy is accessed. If there is no disk in the
drive the system hangs. What is causing Excel to access the floppy drive and
how can I stop this?



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