Beg to differ mate, but I've tried and tested this tip and you dont need to be in safe mode and you can use it for any account as long as the name you type into the registry matches the username.
I think you're stuck. It's actually a limitation with Excel.
However, I was thinking there may be a Visual Basic workaround where the calculation gets done in a macro then pasted back into the cell as text. It's a bit mess though. Might be worth you posting in the VBA forum?
Lets hope MS...
You can use a Linux boot disk with the correct utilities on it to alter the Admin password on an XP box. Searching on Google and in the Newsgroups will yield success my friend! And it's free!
Extract from MS KB article 65903
Microsoft Excel retains 15 significant digits. To display all 15 digits, you must use a number format (custom or built-in) other than General. The General number format displays up to 11 numeric characters, with the decimal point counting as a numeric character...
Q. How can I display the local Administrator account on the Windows XP Welcome screen?
A. XP doesn't display the Administrator account on the Welcome screen by default. However, you can add this account by performing the following steps:
Start a registry editor (e.g., regedit.exe).
Navigate...
Hi,
I have 2 users who are using Windows XP SP1 that get a problem with Windows Explorer - it's as though the F5 (refresh) key is being pressed every few seconds.
Latest graphics drivers have been installed and the PC's are different makes/models so I can't see anything common between them.
Has...
If other users can print emails to the same printer with no problems then it could be that the driver is corrupt on the users PC. You should try removing it manually then reconnecting to the printer:-
To completely remove a Printer and Print driver, perform the following tasks:
1. Remove the...
The theory behind leap years is:
Years divisible by 4 are Leap Years (i.e. 1996 was)
However, most years divisible by 100 are NOT! (1900 was not)
Unless they are also divisible by 400 (2000 was)
Now this logic can simply be added into the equation by using a nested IF statement to check the...
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