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Can you access the old-style Help Index using Excel 2003?
I've recently obtained Office 2003 for my work laptop, and to say the least
it is getting on my nerves! When I want to access Help, I want a nice little index of terms that I can search against that is intuitive, user-friendly and allows me to have a browse around the subject. Is there anyway of getting this old-style help functionality working within Excel 2003, which so far has produced the least helpful responses of any help system I've come across. |
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Can you access the old-style Help Index using Excel 2003?
Create a short-cut to the internal help file. Should be called something like:
XLMAIN10.CHM or XLMAIN11.CHM XLADDIN.CHM for addins XLMACRO.CHM for macros -- Gary's Student "Dismayed" wrote: I've recently obtained Office 2003 for my work laptop, and to say the least it is getting on my nerves! When I want to access Help, I want a nice little index of terms that I can search against that is intuitive, user-friendly and allows me to have a browse around the subject. Is there anyway of getting this old-style help functionality working within Excel 2003, which so far has produced the least helpful responses of any help system I've come across. |
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