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Default missing personal.xls file ... please help!


Hello,

My office computer has been recently upgraded and I am having trouple
locating all the macros I had stored in "personal.xls". I believe I
was running 2003 and I still am, but I could have been running an
earlier version (maybe 2000?).

Right now I have my old drive hooked up as an external so all the files
should be still sitting there. I was instructed to look in the
following folder (now moved to my desktop from old drive):

...\Application Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART

But that folder is totally empty.

I am finding nothing when I search for "personal.xls". Is that the
name is should be stored under? FYI- I log into my machine this type
of thing could be associated with my login name.

Thank so much ... (nervously waiting)


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