E
EddieMec
After installing AutoCad6 Offic XP will not recognize valid passwords for my
protected documents
protected documents
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
G
Gyorgy Moldova [MCSE+I, MVP]
Installing another application shall not cause any problems with the
password protection feature of Office. Are you sure have the correct
keyboard settings correct (language) and the caps lock is set to off?
hth
g
password protection feature of Office. Are you sure have the correct
keyboard settings correct (language) and the caps lock is set to off?
hth
g
A
Anchalee Raimalee
I can not open my excel from Microsoft office XP professional 2000. It will
not recognize valid passwords for my protected documents
not recognize valid passwords for my protected documents
T
Tony Jollans
There is no such product as Microsoft office XP professional 2000.
However I find it *extremely* unlikely that Excel does not recognise valid
passwords. More likely by several orders of magnitude is that you have
entered them incorrectly.
However I find it *extremely* unlikely that Excel does not recognise valid
passwords. More likely by several orders of magnitude is that you have
entered them incorrectly.
B
Bob I
Is this perhaps what you mean to ask? Corrective steps in the link.
Incorrect password error when opening an Excel 2002 workbook by using
Excel 97 or in Excel 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/294414/en-us
Incorrect password error when opening an Excel 2002 workbook by using
Excel 97 or in Excel 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/294414/en-us
R
rblack91
i have a question of my own... if i wanted to find out a password for a site,
how would i go about doing this?
ryan
how would i go about doing this?
ryan
B
Bob I
Ask the site administrator.
i have a question of my own... if i wanted to find out a password for a site,
how would i go about doing this?
ryan
:
R
rblack91
how do i iew the passwords stored in my cookies, the I.E. help said that
"Cookies are stored is in a folder named Cookies which is stored inside the
Documents and Settings folder. By default, the path is C:\Documents and
Settings\your user name\Cookies." but when i looked there there was nothing.
how else could i find them?
"Cookies are stored is in a folder named Cookies which is stored inside the
Documents and Settings folder. By default, the path is C:\Documents and
Settings\your user name\Cookies." but when i looked there there was nothing.
how else could i find them?