I have installed a pen pad on my pc which uses an
active x control in Excel to enable me to draw in it.
Everytime I start  Excel it asks me if I want to run this Active X control.
Is there a way of stopping it asking me every time?

I have been sharing a workbook file with another user from our file server.  She can open, make changes, and save the file without a problem.  I used to be able to do the same thing until recently.  Now when I open the file, make a change, and try to save it, I get the following ...

When I open office 2003 excel I get an error saying "complie in hidden module - Distmon" and then when I close "compile in hidden module - autoexecnew".  It has been working fine till today.  I reinstalled office and still same error.  I do not have norton plug-ins running.  I am ...

Excel 2003 11.6113.5703 on XP
If I try to access the fonts list or the font size
buttons on the toolbar, Excel crashes. Likewise
Format...Cells...Font. But no problems on the other

I have a user on a Windows 2000 machine with user rights.
The user is also running office 97. When he opens a excel
speedsheet and Enable's Macros, he gets the following
message; "Permission to use object denied".

I cannot open a (shortcut) xls file on desktop by double
clicking the icon but can open it if I open Excel and
locate that file from within Excel.
When I try to open the desktop file, Excel opens, and I

I AM HAVING TROUBLE COMPARING AND MERGING WORKBOOKS.  THE ERROR THAT COMES UP IS WORKBOOKS TO BE MERGED MUST BE COPIES MADE FROM THE SAME SHARED WORKBOOK?
WHAT AM I DOING WRONG.
PLEASE HELP

I have a spreadsheet that is approx. 10MB. It is approx.
27,000 rows of data extracted from an accounting system
that I am then trying to manipulate via additonal sheets
and formulas.

I want to use the compare and merge workbooks process, but I cannot figure out how to get past the error I am getting.  The error states:
this workbook cannot be merged.  Workbooks to be merged must be copies made from the same shared workbook and must all maintain the change ...