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| Thread ID: 21915 | 2002-07-07 06:37:00 | Its Drafty Attached-Non Attached Spread sheet | Grandad J (868) | Press F1 |
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| 60474 | 2002-07-10 07:17:00 | Actually you don't have to buy an overpriced program to read files that people send you. Even Microsoft provide free readers for their programs. But probably not for version 4 so it doesn't help the current problem. | Heather P (163) | ||
| 60475 | 2002-07-12 00:43:00 | To the Wise Ones It is Microsoft Works 4 that came with the computer as A Microsoft works Suite when I purchased it Thanks all for your interest and advice Grandad W/J :D :D |
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| 60476 | 2002-07-12 01:09:00 | Microsoft works v 4 files may not be easily read by others and its unlikely any businesses will have Works installed as they will usually have Office. Even the latest version of Excel will only allow saving as version 2 of Works, unsure what it will actually read. You can never assume that others are running your versions of software, apart from the "international assumption" that everyone can read version 6/97 of word for which a free viewer (as above) is available. |
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| 60477 | 2002-07-12 01:13:00 | Ahhhh.. OK, write to the Trustee company asking if they can open it. I don't know when Works 4 came out but if they are using say, Microsoft Excel, and a version that came out AFTER Works 4 then they may need to install convertors off the Office disk. Excel 2000 will open Works 4, don't know about earlier versions. Failing that, open your spreadsheet and save it in a different format. Excel will read csv, htm and html. Heather |
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