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Excel/Windows 98 second edition
I have Windows 98 second edition and I am having trouble
with Microsoft Excel. I am unable to get excel running. I know it is located in the ODBC Data Sources on the control panel. I can also find it in the BDE Administrator, but I am unable to program it from that position to make it work. Could someone please help me with this. Thank you |
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Excel/Windows 98 second edition
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Are you asking if Excel is installed on your PC? Search your Drives for excel.exe, if it's there then it's installed. P "Craig" wrote in message ... I have Windows 98 second edition and I am having trouble with Microsoft Excel. I am unable to get excel running. I know it is located in the ODBC Data Sources on the control panel. I can also find it in the BDE Administrator, but I am unable to program it from that position to make it work. Could someone please help me with this. Thank you |
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No. I am not asking if it is installed. I can find the driver for it. The driver is located in the ODBC data Sources and in the BDE Administrator. I am trying to find out how open it up as a file so that it can be used. Right now I am not able to use it. Do you have an idea of how this can be opened and used? -----Original Message----- ??? Are you asking if Excel is installed on your PC? Search your Drives for excel.exe, if it's there then it's installed. P "Craig" wrote in message ... I have Windows 98 second edition and I am having trouble with Microsoft Excel. I am unable to get excel running. I know it is located in the ODBC Data Sources on the control panel. I can also find it in the BDE Administrator, but I am unable to program it from that position to make it work. Could someone please help me with this. Thank you . |
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Excel/Windows 98 second edition
Criag,
Search your C: drive for "EXCEL.EXE" If it exists then double-click it If not, you aint got it! P "Criag" wrote in message ... No. I am not asking if it is installed. I can find the driver for it. The driver is located in the ODBC data Sources and in the BDE Administrator. I am trying to find out how open it up as a file so that it can be used. Right now I am not able to use it. Do you have an idea of how this can be opened and used? -----Original Message----- ??? Are you asking if Excel is installed on your PC? Search your Drives for excel.exe, if it's there then it's installed. P "Craig" wrote in message ... I have Windows 98 second edition and I am having trouble with Microsoft Excel. I am unable to get excel running. I know it is located in the ODBC Data Sources on the control panel. I can also find it in the BDE Administrator, but I am unable to program it from that position to make it work. Could someone please help me with this. Thank you . |
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