D Darren Nov 19, 2003 #1 When opening exel or word in office 97, keep getting told you cant open two documents the same close one or rename
When opening exel or word in office 97, keep getting told you cant open two documents the same close one or rename
B Bastet Nov 19, 2003 #2 Darren said: When opening exel or word in office 97, keep getting told you cant open two documents the same close one or rename Click to expand... Yes, we 'heard' you the first time! You were told to go post in an Excel group!
Darren said: When opening exel or word in office 97, keep getting told you cant open two documents the same close one or rename Click to expand... Yes, we 'heard' you the first time! You were told to go post in an Excel group!
G Gord Dibben Nov 19, 2003 #3 Darren Sounds like your file associations could be bad. Try re-registering these Applications. For Excel......... First try the standard fix(es)......Tools>Options>General uncheck "ignore other applications" OR Start>Run "excel.exe /regserver"(no quotes and note the space before the / mark). You may have to enter your full path to excel.exe....in that case surround with quotes as in..... "C:\mypath\to Excel\somewhere\excel.exe" /regserver For Word........... Start>Run "winword.exe /r" (no quotes and note the space before the / mark). Again, you may have to enter the full path to winword.exe Gord Yes, we 'heard' you the first time! You were told to go post in an Excel group! Click to expand... Gord Dibben XL2002
Darren Sounds like your file associations could be bad. Try re-registering these Applications. For Excel......... First try the standard fix(es)......Tools>Options>General uncheck "ignore other applications" OR Start>Run "excel.exe /regserver"(no quotes and note the space before the / mark). You may have to enter your full path to excel.exe....in that case surround with quotes as in..... "C:\mypath\to Excel\somewhere\excel.exe" /regserver For Word........... Start>Run "winword.exe /r" (no quotes and note the space before the / mark). Again, you may have to enter the full path to winword.exe Gord Yes, we 'heard' you the first time! You were told to go post in an Excel group! Click to expand... Gord Dibben XL2002
