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All Office 2003 clients are experiencing this, not just one. No on the Detect & Repair... yes on the MS site search. Thanks for your time.

Ummm..ok. This has to do with not working in Excel 2003 and producing a Microsoft crash report each time it opens. Perhaps I am posting in the wrong forum.

The missing quote is just a result of me editing for paste here. All sheets are not hidden... there is a "home" sheet the appears upon opening. This code works fine with all 2007 Excel versions, just not 2003.

ThisWorkbook" Private Sub Workbook_Open() HideSheet End Sub "Home" Sheet Public Sub CommandButton1_Click() GetPassWord If PW = "" Then Exit Sub ShowSheet End Sub "Module 1" Public PW As String Sub HideSheet() Sheets("Sheet1").Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden Sheets("Sheet2").Visible =...

I recently converted all my .xls files with simple VBA code (macros hiding/showing sheets) to .xlsm files. Now the users with Excel 2003 cannot open these files using the MS converter. They can open .xlsm files without the code, but not with. I tried removing file open passwords, removing VBA...

Solution found. Went to Environment Variables to make sure paths were good to temp directories and hit 'OK'. Thanks.

So I was 'cleaning up' Windows 2000 Server and deleted a bunch of .tmp files in the WINNT directory and in the USERPROFILE\Local Settings\Temp directory. Now I cannot access any Administrative Tools. Anyone have a solution for this? Thanks.

I purchase new Dell notebooks for all my users...and I use one myself (home, work, travel). Depending on the model, your notebook can be travel-friendly or not. I run a ton of utility programs and business apps (even a game and a DVD here or there) ...I have had no problems whatsoever and yes...

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So, after running Windows 2000 repair process, determined that h/d is damaged. Will replace it and start again. Thanks for the input.

FYI: This didn't work either. Neither did changing the value of "SFCDisable" in the registry....or trying to change the sfc.dll file. I will see what else I can try...

This IEradicator is not for W2K with SP3... What about just uninstalling from Windows Components in Add/Remove programs???

Having trouble updating IE5.0 to IE6.0. Upgrade to Internet Explorer 6.0 from Windows Updates page didn't work due to constant errors, "The following file in the software package you want to install is not signed." Then it would give random system files like cdfview.dll, inetcpl.cpl...

Try to upgrade from IE5 to IE6. During installation of IE6, digital signature error message pops up. Says that no digital signature found for Microsoft Internet... "More Info" says that certificates are missing for mshtml.dll, iepeers.dll, etc. Am thinking that corrupt W2K files...

Yes, I can ping the network printers. Have already created new TCP/IP port - still same message. I will try cleaning up the registry... I did get the network printer going eventually, but only by sharing through the server. I cannot connect directly using its IP address. Thanks.

Regardless of the printer I am trying to install, W2K Pro gives the same error message at the end of Add Printer wizard, "Printer driver not installed. Operation could not be complete." I am logged in as Administrator on the PC and the domain. I have tried different CD's...

If you haven't already, check out Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 267574.