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Ragnar Moller
I have an (inherited) Powerpoint presentation based on 12 embedded (not
linked) Excel sheets. This seems a very unstable solution.
Reçently we converted to Office 2003. Now the embedded excel sheets won't
work.
- First Powerpoint proposes to "fix the problem" by reinstalling something.
- Secondly (after the fix), Powerpoint says there's not enough memory.
My outsourced HP tech support augmented the virtual memory and says it's not
a
memory problem (even though he didn't propose to increase the physical
memory).
The support guy insists it's due to som links in the embedded excel sheet,
which point to a no longer existing directory on a network drive. This
happened before, to me, but never blocked opening an Excel file.
Does anyone have a clue to recoveryng the object or converting it to an
Excel sheet ?
linked) Excel sheets. This seems a very unstable solution.
Reçently we converted to Office 2003. Now the embedded excel sheets won't
work.
- First Powerpoint proposes to "fix the problem" by reinstalling something.
- Secondly (after the fix), Powerpoint says there's not enough memory.
My outsourced HP tech support augmented the virtual memory and says it's not
a
memory problem (even though he didn't propose to increase the physical
memory).
The support guy insists it's due to som links in the embedded excel sheet,
which point to a no longer existing directory on a network drive. This
happened before, to me, but never blocked opening an Excel file.
Does anyone have a clue to recoveryng the object or converting it to an
Excel sheet ?