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Multiple versions of Excel same Computer
Here is my problem.
When I double-click an Excel file in Windows Explorer the file opens in Excel 10 (XP), which is what I want. However, when I open subsequent Excel files using the same technique, a new instance of Excel 10 is open, rather than simply opening in the already open Excel instance. What I think caused it. I recently loaded Office Basic 2007, but I disabled Word and Excel, and am only using Outlook 2007. But I guess I still managed to mess up the registry for Excel, which is my only guess as to what is causing the strange behaviour in Windows Explorer. What I have done to try and fix it. I searched the disscusion groups and found a great post by Dave Peterson about re-registering Excel. So I did that. StartRun"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\excel.exe" /regserver. Looking in the File types under folder options in Window Explorer it seems to have re-associated Excel file types with Excel 10, at least the icons changed, but I still have this problem of multiple instances of Excel (same version 10) being opened. -- Casey |
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