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opening excel
I received a new laptop in August and just recently got to using excel...back
to work and all.....when I attempt to open excel I am being prompted to inset office disk and can by-pass this prompt to get to a file (it takes three "cancel"s to do so). Why is this happening all of a sudden? I am thinking that somehow a path has broken and if so how do I fix it, please ? jenn |
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opening excel
Never heard of that before, try posting this question to
microsoft.public.excel.setup, I'm sure someone that frequents that group will be able to solve your problem faily easily Good Luck! Sandy jenn wrote: I received a new laptop in August and just recently got to using excel...back to work and all.....when I attempt to open excel I am being prompted to inset office disk and can by-pass this prompt to get to a file (it takes three "cancel"s to do so). Why is this happening all of a sudden? I am thinking that somehow a path has broken and if so how do I fix it, please ? jenn |
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