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Jay Warner
I open Excel 2004 (version 11.0) on my Mac PowerBook running OSX
(10.4.3).
Everything looks fine. I have the formatting toolbar set on the left
and vertical.
I enter some information, and then notice that the vertical toolbar has
gone blank. Empty - a white space. When I run the cursor over the
white space, the icons in it come back as the mouse runs over them.
But I don't see them until then. They work, but I won't know which is
which until the mouse refreshes them.
If I open a new file, or an existing file, they are there. If I go
over to something else, such as this email on Safari, the toolbar goes
white again.
This happens each time I use Excel.
The horizontal toolbars are not affected.
It doesn't matter what, if anything, I put in the spread sheet.
Question:
1) Is this a bug in Excel, or in OSX 10.4?
2) Is there some (simple) way to prevent this disappearing act?
3) Is there some (complicated) way to prevent this diswappearing act?
Please answer to this group and to me, at (e-mail address removed).
I feel stupid asking what should be an obvious issue, but I don't know
where else to turn right now.
Yours,
Jay
(10.4.3).
Everything looks fine. I have the formatting toolbar set on the left
and vertical.
I enter some information, and then notice that the vertical toolbar has
gone blank. Empty - a white space. When I run the cursor over the
white space, the icons in it come back as the mouse runs over them.
But I don't see them until then. They work, but I won't know which is
which until the mouse refreshes them.
If I open a new file, or an existing file, they are there. If I go
over to something else, such as this email on Safari, the toolbar goes
white again.
This happens each time I use Excel.
The horizontal toolbars are not affected.
It doesn't matter what, if anything, I put in the spread sheet.
Question:
1) Is this a bug in Excel, or in OSX 10.4?
2) Is there some (simple) way to prevent this disappearing act?
3) Is there some (complicated) way to prevent this diswappearing act?
Please answer to this group and to me, at (e-mail address removed).
I feel stupid asking what should be an obvious issue, but I don't know
where else to turn right now.
Yours,
Jay