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Can you get a download to run a calendar control in Excel 2002?
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Do you know what I should do, becouse on my computer I don't have
administration rights so I can't copy mscal.ocx to windows directory.
Any other sugestion?

Thank you!


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Hi Lucifix

Make friends in your IT department

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Do you know what I should do, becouse on my computer I don't have
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Any other sugestion?

Thank you!


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Hehehe sadly I am the only person in the firm who has the most
expiriences with computers, but our IT has fulltime job somewhere else
I found another calendar which works just fine, thanks anyway ;)


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I found another calendar which works just fine
Great

Which one do you use now



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