hi thanks for your reply - unfortunately I tried the solution - it didnt
work. Firstly I did not have the directory 9 as mentioned in the post
solution, BUT i did have a 11 and 10 in the same location so I added the
DWORD to both these directories under options but to no avail.
Any other ideas?
thanks
craig
> Jim Rech posted a registry tweak:
> http://groups.google.com/groups?threadm=uzkujhMHEHA.3284%40TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl
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Dave Peterson - 22 Jan 2008 22:14 GMT
It's worked for me and several other posters.
I'd say double check your work and try it again.
11 is for xl2003.
> hi thanks for your reply - unfortunately I tried the solution - it didnt
> work. Firstly I did not have the directory 9 as mentioned in the post
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Craig McLaughlin - 22 Jan 2008 23:54 GMT
thanks. Yeah checked again still no avail. I am beginning to think that it
is a bug when 2003 is installed on Vista Ultimate.
As I said it continually prompts for the update links despite the setting
being set to automatic update without prompting.
What makes matters worse is that I have loads of excel sheets with links and
it is a pain having to click on update links everytime.
Any other ideas?
Cheers
Craig
> It's worked for me and several other posters.
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Craig McLaughlin - 23 Jan 2008 00:03 GMT
Boy do I feel stupid.
After searching every dialog box and webpage I found a checkbox in options
which seems to override the links settings. Under Edit tab there is an
option to ask to update links.
In my defence I do think that it is a bit daft to have options in links to
ask to update and prompt only to have it over ridden by another checkbox
options elsewhere.
thanks for your time
Craig
> thanks. Yeah checked again still no avail. I am beginning to think that
> it is a bug when 2003 is installed on Vista Ultimate.
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