the X in the upper right corner is greyed out, why?
 

I have a gateway laptop. I have xp pro. I have office 2003. When I open
excel, the application has the X in the upper right hand corner greyed out.
I can't close out the application without going to File, and then Exit. [ or
Close, or whatever] What am I missing?

This may help...
xl: close button is dimmed after groupwise is installed
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;260199

hankwyatt wrote:

I have a gateway laptop. I have xp pro. I have office 2003. When I open
excel, the application has the X in the upper right hand corner greyed out.
I can't close out the application without going to File, and then Exit. [ or
Close, or whatever] What am I missing?

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Dave Peterson

Thanks, I will try this out when I get home

Hankwyatt

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

This may help...
xl: close button is dimmed after groupwise is installed
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;260199

hankwyatt wrote:

I have a gateway laptop. I have xp pro. I have office 2003. When I open
excel, the application has the X in the upper right hand corner greyed out.
I can't close out the application without going to File, and then Exit. [ or
Close, or whatever] What am I missing?

--

Dave Peterson

the X in the upper right corner is greyed out, why?
 

Had the same problem. Even though I have GW7 client installed.
Followed your link and immediately resolved the issue. Thanks!

Dave Peterson wrote:
*This may help...
xl: close button is dimmed after groupwise is installed
http://tinyurl.com/rmge5

hankwyatt wrote:

I have a gateway laptop. I have xp pro. I have office 2003. When
I open
excel, the application has the X in the upper right hand corner
greyed out.
I can't close out the application without going to File, and then
Exit. [ or
Close, or whatever] What am I missing?

--

Dave Peterson *



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