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  1. Mar 28th, 2006, 10:40 PM #1
    erickwidya
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    Excel opening issue

    i have this file excel1.xls..when i try to open it..it got message box that said
    'Excel1.xls' should be opened as read-only unless u need to save changes to it. Open as read-only?
    why does it popups?? how to fix this one since i'm not sure about Excel..

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    Re: Excel opening issue

    When the file was saved the "Read-only recommended" option was selected.

    To reverse this, you will need to open the file, selecting No at the read-only prompt.
    Then select File->Save As.
    In the Save dialog select the Tools->General Options menu.
    In the dialogbox uncheck the "Read-only recommended" option, then OK.
    Click the Save button and say yes to the replace file.

    Then the next time you open the file you won't get that message.
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