that simulator can make your PC crash. it likes to change your
resolution. it isn't very accessable, but it really isn't a game. it
doesn't have much graphics, and is rather point less
to get to it, open excel.
open a new document.
press f5
type the following line
x97:l97
press enter
press tab which will put you in cell m97
hold doun ctrl and SHIFT while clicking the function wizard button. I
think it ould work with the keyboard equivilant, but I don't know that.
if every thing was done corectly, you should be simulated flying
On Wed, 17 Mar 1999 16:10:20 -0500 "DaShiell, Jude T"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Maybe when the frames training material gets done provided jfw can do
>it
>making windows solitaire more accessible might be used to do some of
>the
>training. That landmines program isn't very realistic either since
>when you
>run over a mine without detecting it even on a multimedia system with
>sound
>card you don't hear the explosion even though windows has a file that
>could
>be used for that. The hourglass working icon doesn't make a ticking
>sound
>on sound card equipped machines either. Btw, does anyone know the
>ceell
>coordinates and what to type to get microsoft flight simulator started
>up
>inside of excel 97? flight simulator is part of excel 97, that's why
>that
>program is so large. I very much doubt flight simulator will be
>anymore
>accessible than those other Microsoft games mentioned above but I'd
>like to
>confirm it.
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