R Roger Govier Mar 11, 2009 #2 Hi One way You can to change the Windows setting for File Association. For Vista, it is in Control Panel>Default programs>Set associations>.xls>Choose the version of Excel you want. You would need to do the same thing for .xla , 'xlb etc.
Hi One way You can to change the Windows setting for File Association. For Vista, it is in Control Panel>Default programs>Set associations>.xls>Choose the version of Excel you want. You would need to do the same thing for .xla , 'xlb etc.
D Dave Peterson Mar 11, 2009 #3 Like when you double click on them in windows explorer? You could reregister excel. close excel (all instances) windows start button|Run type: "C:\your path to excel 2003\excel.exe" /unregserver and hit enter. Then in the Run dialog: "C:\your path to excel 2003\excel.exe" /regserver The /unregserver & /regserver stuff resets some of the windows registry to excel's factory defaults. And the last version of excel installed (or reregistered) will become the default. SA wrote:
Like when you double click on them in windows explorer? You could reregister excel. close excel (all instances) windows start button|Run type: "C:\your path to excel 2003\excel.exe" /unregserver and hit enter. Then in the Run dialog: "C:\your path to excel 2003\excel.exe" /regserver The /unregserver & /regserver stuff resets some of the windows registry to excel's factory defaults. And the last version of excel installed (or reregistered) will become the default. SA wrote:
2 2007fanfoe Mar 12, 2009 #4 Hi SA, Take a look at this free tool: http://cpap.com.br/orlando/ExcelFreeMore.asp?IdC=En Regards, Fanfoe
Hi SA, Take a look at this free tool: http://cpap.com.br/orlando/ExcelFreeMore.asp?IdC=En Regards, Fanfoe
