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PMN
I'm test driving Office 2004 for Mac. However, any Excel spreadsheet
I create I can't give a unique filename to. No matter what file name
I "save as," the file gets renamed "macintosh." So, obviously, I
can't create more than one spreadsheet. Nor can I open any other
already existing spreadsheets (for example, xls files created with
Excel for Windows or xls files created with Thinkfree Office). When I
try to open an existing Excel file, I get the error message "
'Macintosh' could not be found. Check spelling of file name, and
verify that the file location is correct." It's very difficult to
evaluate whether Office 2004 meets my needs if I can't work in Excel.
Any suggestions regarding this very odd behavior?
Thanks,
PMN
I create I can't give a unique filename to. No matter what file name
I "save as," the file gets renamed "macintosh." So, obviously, I
can't create more than one spreadsheet. Nor can I open any other
already existing spreadsheets (for example, xls files created with
Excel for Windows or xls files created with Thinkfree Office). When I
try to open an existing Excel file, I get the error message "
'Macintosh' could not be found. Check spelling of file name, and
verify that the file location is correct." It's very difficult to
evaluate whether Office 2004 meets my needs if I can't work in Excel.
Any suggestions regarding this very odd behavior?
Thanks,
PMN