Well...I use NetBeans 15 because it works.  I have a customized platform and I 
don't have the time resources to rebuild it every time a new NB release comes 
out.  When I use NB 20 with my customized platform (based on NB 15), my modules 
are littered with "cannot find symbol" errors for classes that are present; and 
I can't find a way to resolve these errors.  I can debug and run the 
application from within NB 20, and things seem to work.  But the app is mission 
critical to our company, so I can't risk deploying it and then have something 
fail because the unresolved IDE errors are actually indicative of some issue I 
don't understand.



As an example, see the screenshot below.  The necessary module is there and 
added to the project, but NB 20 still thinks there is a problem.  I cleaned 
caches and reloaded modules.



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Thank You!



Joe Huber

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From: Neil C Smith <neilcsm...@apache.org>
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2024 12:03 PM
To: Joseph Huber <jhu...@stanref.com>
Cc: users@netbeans.apache.org
Subject: Re: How to make the IDE open Excel files with Excel?



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On Wed, 10 Jan 2024 at 16:28, Joseph Huber 
<jhu...@stanref.com.invalid<mailto:jhu...@stanref.com.invalid>> wrote:

> How can I make the NetBeans IDE (I'm using NB 15) open an Excel document with 
> Excel?

...

> Apparently NetBeans sees Excel spreadsheets as zip files (which they are).  
> Unfortunately, that seems to eliminate the "Open From System" item from the 
> right click menu.



Why are you still using NetBeans 15?  NetBeans 20 is the supported release.  
And as 18 & 19 enhanced the "Open in System" action to be available for all 
files you might find it useful to upgrade!



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