T tkacer Apr 29, 2008 #1 when downloading an Excel file from the Web, how do I get Excel to prompt me to open or save the file BEFORE it opens?
when downloading an Excel file from the Web, how do I get Excel to prompt me to open or save the file BEFORE it opens?
M Marcelo Apr 29, 2008 #2 on the web page right click save -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "tkacer" escreveu:
on the web page right click save -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "tkacer" escreveu:
D Dave Peterson Apr 29, 2008 #3 In winXP: Open Windows explorer Tools|Folder Options|File Types tab Scroll down to XLS Click the Advanced button Check "Confirm after download" You may want to do the same thing with all the excel files (.xla, .xlsm, ..xlsb...) as well as your other favorite extensions (.doc???).
In winXP: Open Windows explorer Tools|Folder Options|File Types tab Scroll down to XLS Click the Advanced button Check "Confirm after download" You may want to do the same thing with all the excel files (.xla, .xlsm, ..xlsb...) as well as your other favorite extensions (.doc???).
T tkacer Apr 30, 2008 #4 Thanks Dave, that worked! Dave Peterson said: In winXP: Open Windows explorer Tools|Folder Options|File Types tab Scroll down to XLS Click the Advanced button Check "Confirm after download" You may want to do the same thing with all the excel files (.xla, .xlsm, ..xlsb...) as well as your other favorite extensions (.doc???). Click to expand...
Thanks Dave, that worked! Dave Peterson said: In winXP: Open Windows explorer Tools|Folder Options|File Types tab Scroll down to XLS Click the Advanced button Check "Confirm after download" You may want to do the same thing with all the excel files (.xla, .xlsm, ..xlsb...) as well as your other favorite extensions (.doc???). Click to expand...
