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Skip, Thanks for the tip, but that did not add Excel to the list of Files of Type in Access import. I finally did find the solution here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;171955 Registering MSEXCL35.DLL did the trick.

I am running Access 97 and Excel 97 on Windows 98 and want to import data from Excel to Access. I have selected File> Get External Data> Import, but the "Files of Type" list does not include Excel. I went to Add/Remove Programs> Office 97> Add/Remove> Data Access> Change Options and tried to...

We upgraded from Windows 98 to Win2K two years ago. We do not use Outlook as an email client, but several users use it as a planning calendar and address book. We recently created a new domain server and created new logons for our users with that domain server name. That, of course, set up a...

I have two servers. One is a W2K Server set as the primary domain controller (although I don’t use is as a PDC) and the other is a Windows NT4 Server setup as a standalone server which is a member of a workgroup that is a member of the domain. When a user logs in, he logs into a workgroup, not...

On two separate PC's with Office 97 installed, one with Win 98 and one with Win2K, I am getting the same problem. In Access 97, when I select "Help/Contents & Index", I get the following error "Help isn't available due to a lack of memory or improper installation of Microsoft...

Yes, it is listed as fully compatible and it comes with Windows 2000 drivers and LiveWare on the install CD.

When I have a SoundBlaster Live! Value installed in my Windows 2000 desktop PC, every so often during the final portion of loading Windows, I get the blue screen message: "STOP: 0x00000012 (0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000) TRAP_CAUSE_UNKNOWN". This problem has never...

When I have a SoundBlaster Live! Value installed in my Windows 2000 desktop PC, every so often during the final portion of loading Windows, I get the blue screen message: "STOP: 0x00000012 (0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000) TRAP_CAUSE_UNKNOWN". This problem has never...

We have installed Windows 2000 professional on three PCs. Each has a HP-1100a printer and the latest lj206en.exe Win2K driver as downloaded from the HP web site. All three printers have occasional problems with extra characters on appearing on top of, or in place of, the intended text. The...