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.xls file
I have windows xp. I am tring to view attachment and i get a message that
says i need .xls file to view spreadsheet. any help??? Nancy |
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.xls file
If you don't have Excel installed you can download and install the Excel
Viewer which would allow viewing and printing but no editing. http://support.microsoft.com/search/...omm =1&res=20 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sun, 30 May 2010 19:23:01 -0700, simple answers please <simple answers wrote: I have windows xp. I am tring to view attachment and i get a message that says i need .xls file to view spreadsheet. any help??? Nancy |
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if he cant run an .xls file, why is a mac a pc? shouldnt excel for mac open an xls file ok? torrent that ****.
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marshaa wrote:Please help What is a File Transfer Protocol and what do we use it for? can you please make your answers simplier as this still does not help me understand.. thanks.
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