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Turning always save backup file to off
I used to know how to set this off using the template function. It has not
happened in some time, but reappeared when my work PC got updated from Excel 97 to 2003. Can anyone out there shed a little light? Thanks. |
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Turning always save backup file to off
To stop creating the .wbk files?
File|SaveAs|Tool|General Options|Uncheck "always create backup" This setting is for for that one workbook/template. It's not an application or user setting. Ken wrote: I used to know how to set this off using the template function. It has not happened in some time, but reappeared when my work PC got updated from Excel 97 to 2003. Can anyone out there shed a little light? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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Turning always save backup file to off
Looks good, Dave. Many thanks!
"Dave Peterson" wrote: To stop creating the .wbk files? File|SaveAs|Tool|General Options|Uncheck "always create backup" This setting is for for that one workbook/template. It's not an application or user setting. Ken wrote: I used to know how to set this off using the template function. It has not happened in some time, but reappeared when my work PC got updated from Excel 97 to 2003. Can anyone out there shed a little light? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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Turning always save backup file to off
Did you mean .XLK files?
..WBK are Word backup files But I see by Ken's response he's happy. Gord On Mon, 14 May 2007 11:46:31 -0500, Dave Peterson wrote: To stop creating the .wbk files? File|SaveAs|Tool|General Options|Uncheck "always create backup" This setting is for for that one workbook/template. It's not an application or user setting. Ken wrote: I used to know how to set this off using the template function. It has not happened in some time, but reappeared when my work PC got updated from Excel 97 to 2003. Can anyone out there shed a little light? Thanks. |
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Turning always save backup file to off
Oops.
Thanks for the correction (again???--I think you've corrected me on this before--but I haven't learned!). Gord Dibben wrote: Did you mean .XLK files? .WBK are Word backup files But I see by Ken's response he's happy. Gord On Mon, 14 May 2007 11:46:31 -0500, Dave Peterson wrote: To stop creating the .wbk files? File|SaveAs|Tool|General Options|Uncheck "always create backup" This setting is for for that one workbook/template. It's not an application or user setting. Ken wrote: I used to know how to set this off using the template function. It has not happened in some time, but reappeared when my work PC got updated from Excel 97 to 2003. Can anyone out there shed a little light? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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Turning always save backup file to off
What's really strange and frightening is.............I remember the difference
between the two<g On Mon, 14 May 2007 18:58:22 -0500, Dave Peterson wrote: Oops. Thanks for the correction (again???--I think you've corrected me on this before--but I haven't learned!). Gord Dibben wrote: Did you mean .XLK files? .WBK are Word backup files But I see by Ken's response he's happy. Gord On Mon, 14 May 2007 11:46:31 -0500, Dave Peterson wrote: To stop creating the .wbk files? File|SaveAs|Tool|General Options|Uncheck "always create backup" This setting is for for that one workbook/template. It's not an application or user setting. Ken wrote: I used to know how to set this off using the template function. It has not happened in some time, but reappeared when my work PC got updated from Excel 97 to 2003. Can anyone out there shed a little light? Thanks. |
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Turning always save backup file to off
So do I--at least for today, er, this morning.
Gord Dibben wrote: What's really strange and frightening is.............I remember the difference between the two<g On Mon, 14 May 2007 18:58:22 -0500, Dave Peterson wrote: Oops. Thanks for the correction (again???--I think you've corrected me on this before--but I haven't learned!). Gord Dibben wrote: Did you mean .XLK files? .WBK are Word backup files But I see by Ken's response he's happy. Gord On Mon, 14 May 2007 11:46:31 -0500, Dave Peterson wrote: To stop creating the .wbk files? File|SaveAs|Tool|General Options|Uncheck "always create backup" This setting is for for that one workbook/template. It's not an application or user setting. Ken wrote: I used to know how to set this off using the template function. It has not happened in some time, but reappeared when my work PC got updated from Excel 97 to 2003. Can anyone out there shed a little light? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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