How do I set up an excel application for use over the internet?
 

I have an excel application that I use and on occasion I would like for
others to use it but I don't want to send them the file. Is there a way to
set up the application so that someone could use it over the web with out
receiving the file?

How do I set up an excel application for use over the internet?
 

Why not send them the file?

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How do I set up an excel application for use over the internet
 

The file has sensitive / timely information that I do not want to reside
outside of my system.

"Crowbar via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

Why not send them the file?

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How do I set up an excel application for use over the internet
 

If you want to further protect the file then you can use excel to exe.

You may already know this but you can add registry entries that the program
can check to see if its still in its validation period.

You can base the expiry on how many times the program has been used or at a
certain date

Or you can keep asking the above question and get no replies

Only joking, good luck with whatever your trying to persue

Regards

Crowbar

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How do I set up an excel application for use over the internet
 

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Basilio


"Crowbar via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

If you want to further protect the file then you can use excel to exe.

You may already know this but you can add registry entries that the program
can check to see if its still in its validation period.

You can base the expiry on how many times the program has been used or at a
certain date

Or you can keep asking the above question and get no replies

Only joking, good luck with whatever your trying to persue

Regards

Crowbar

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How do I set up an excel application for use over the internet
 

"Crowbar via OfficeKB.com"
I really need this excel to exe you wrote to Tacobet.
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Regards

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Basilio


"basilio" wrote:


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Basilio


"Crowbar via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

If you want to further protect the file then you can use excel to exe.

You may already know this but you can add registry entries that the program
can check to see if its still in its validation period.

You can base the expiry on how many times the program has been used or at a
certain date

Or you can keep asking the above question and get no replies

Only joking, good luck with whatever your trying to persue

Regards

Crowbar

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