Office XP on Windows XP professional (all service packs
installed.)
When I set the print area, I choose to fit 1 page wide and
two pages tall, but the preview shows the contents as a

hi there....
i want to change my excel worksheet to a different (not white) color ... and
i want this color to be the default
i realized that i could do this by right-clicking on my desktop, going to

I dont want Excel 2000 to load the last saved files but it does so.
Where is the setting in the options or preferences that set that up so
that I stop it.
bob Kowitt     tenbob@optonline.net

When I enter dates into a cell (e.g. 1/3/03), and the cell
formatted to show 14 MAR 2003, the date is shwon as 3 Jan
2003, not 1st March 2003. I presume there is a problem
with the set up of excel or office. I'm running MS Office

Hi, My up/down/left/right arrows used to allow me to move the cursor from
the current cell to any adjacent cell.  All of a sudden the arrows leave the
cursor where it is and just move the scroll bars.  How do I get back to the
way it was?  Thanks, Theo

Windows XPH Excel 2002
When I click "File" on the Taskbar, recently accessed
Excel files don't appear at the bottom.
Tools > Options > General shows "Recently Used File List"

I just installed Win2000 and Office 97 on a brand new
computer.  Clean install, essentially nothing else on the
computer yet.  I have a few Excel files, some that were
created previously and a couple that were created on this

I am using Excel 2002 and Windows XP Pro.  Recently excel stopped
allowing me to enter formulas containing the "/" operator.  So when I
enter +3/4 or =3/4 I get an error.  If I enter 3 in A1 and 4 in B1,
then try to enter the =A1/B1 or +A1/B1 I get an error.

How do I enter a header once and it comes out on all the
pages of my workbook? Right now I have to manually copy
and insert it on each page.

Is anybody here having this issue? We are having an issue
here with Office products that print to our print server
which is Windows 2000 Server. All of our printers here
are HP. This article refers to fix, but I don't see how