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A user has Lotus files needing to be opened/converted to Excel (hard drive
crash, with Lotus as the spreadsheet application). When attempting an "open with", Excel returns a warning: Cannot open Lotus 123 file. Have tried changing the .123 extention to .wk1/2/3/4 and get the same warning. In Excel 2000 Professional, the file icon has the green Excel "X" located fully within the borders of the sheet of paper background. I notice with regular Excel the "X" is partially outside the sheet of paper background. Can someone advise how to open these files? Thanks, Phil |
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