You should virus scan that file, especially if you downloaded it.
If the file has a legitimate macro in it, there is probably a
hard-coded path to a drive that does not exist on your computer. It
should be pretty easy to fix.
I get the following message on when I open Excel for Office XP Device
I/O error (Microsoft Visual basic) I hit ok and things work fine. Any
ideas?
Mike Argy
Custom Office Solutions
and Windows/UNIX applications
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