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On my office PC, I have Office 2000 with WinXP installed. Most of the other
users have office 97 on NT 4.0. They send me spreadsheets all day, as I do
the night balancing for the department, so I must print out all the
spreadsheets.
However, it is very annoying. When I open an email, and attempt to print the
attached spreadsheet, Excel opens, the spreadsheet prints, and then I am
prompted to save the file that was created with an earlier version of Excel.
This slows me down immensely. I want to simply open the email, right click
the attachment and print it, close the mail and move on to the next, but I
have to keep answering the prompt that Excel issues.
Is there any way to stop Excel 2000 from asking me if I want to save the
files? I never do save them, so it's a huge waste of time.
users have office 97 on NT 4.0. They send me spreadsheets all day, as I do
the night balancing for the department, so I must print out all the
spreadsheets.
However, it is very annoying. When I open an email, and attempt to print the
attached spreadsheet, Excel opens, the spreadsheet prints, and then I am
prompted to save the file that was created with an earlier version of Excel.
This slows me down immensely. I want to simply open the email, right click
the attachment and print it, close the mail and move on to the next, but I
have to keep answering the prompt that Excel issues.
Is there any way to stop Excel 2000 from asking me if I want to save the
files? I never do save them, so it's a huge waste of time.