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I was having the same problem.
The problem: seems to be that the Auto recovery for Excel is hard coded within the registry. and it tries to create a backup to a folder that could have been moved or removed. The Solution: Close your Excel Application do a regedit search for the field AutoRecoverPath If you had office xp before hand this will show up First. Change the Value of the Autorecoverpath to a directory that you know is there. Close Regedit and retry Excel you should be able to access the options now "DCC" wrote: In the Tools menu\Options box or window, If I try to make any changes or even choose a different tab along the top, I get an error message saying- Can not access directory "F:\All Files:" Which is the partition the files are stored on but they are few folders below this. Using Windows XP Professional + Office 2003. There is only one user that is an administrator. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Douglas |
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