[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Terry wrote:
I doubt that the OS and software version makes any difference.
There are some so-called security features in MSO that disappear when
opened on a different version of Windows, or a different version of MSO.
This is in addition to the known incompatibili
On Wed, 2006-12-13 at 12:57 +1100, Terry wrote:
> Robin Laing wrote:
> > On Tue, 2006-12-12 at 20:40 +1100, Terry wrote:
> >
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> Thanks. Those are valid points. I doubt that the OS and software
> version makes any difference.
>
Ha, Ha, Ha. That is funny. Working in an organization that i
Terry wrote:
I doubt that the OS and software version makes any difference.
There are some so-called security features in MSO that disappear when
opened on a different version of Windows, or a different version of MSO.
This is in addition to the known incompatibilities that MSO has with the
Mabel Li wrote:
Hi all,
The Institute did not explain further by what they mean in terms of
"program
range names and secret IDs". I've sent them a letter and I hope to hear
back from them by the end of this week. Hopefully I can share the
feedback
next week with you.
The version of OOo I
Hi all,
The Institute did not explain further by what they mean in terms of "program
range names and secret IDs". I've sent them a letter and I hope to hear
back from them by the end of this week. Hopefully I can share the feedback
next week with you.
The version of OOo I am using is 2.0.2 and
Robin Laing wrote:
On Tue, 2006-12-12 at 20:40 +1100, Terry wrote:
Below is a request for help from a lady who risks being failed in a
professional exam because she used Calc to complete an Excel spreadsheet.
It seems that certain safeguards implanted by Excel were lost in the
process.
I
Paul wrote:
For example, important fields such as program range
names and secret IDs had been removed from your submitted Excel EP
file, thus
cannot be marked.
There is still no indication of the version of OOo that is being used
or on what platform. Any way... That above snippet is not reall
On Tue, 2006-12-12 at 20:40 +1100, Terry wrote:
> Below is a request for help from a lady who risks being failed in a
> professional exam because she used Calc to complete an Excel spreadsheet.
>
> It seems that certain safeguards implanted by Excel were lost in the
> process.
>
> Is there any
For example, important fields such as program range
names and secret IDs had been removed from your submitted Excel EP file, thus
cannot be marked.
There is still no indication of the version of OOo that is being used
or on what platform. Any way... That above snippet is not really
enough inform
Below is a request for help from a lady who risks being failed in a
professional exam because she used Calc to complete an Excel spreadsheet.
It seems that certain safeguards implanted by Excel were lost in the
process.
Is there any way for her to escape this predicament? She filed this
req
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