spreadsheet component

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Dan Simmons

We have an intranet on a small office network. Using
Frontpage 2000 I set up a spreadsheet by inserting an
Office Spreadsheet component. The web is on a computer
running Personal Web Server. All computers on our network
have Office 2000 or higher and as far as I can tell
therefore have the Office Web Components. On computers
with IE 6 WITHOUT the latest updates installed the
spreadsheet appears and functions perfectly. On computers
with IE 6 fully updated the page displays but the
spreadsheet will not load.

By process of elimination we think the problem is in IE 6
when updated. I have tried going to the security tab in
Internet Options and reducing the security for the
intranet zone to low, but it made no difference. Is there
any way to configure IE 6 to get the spreadsheets back?
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

No sure it's IE, but a lack of the OWC
For Office XP See http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...59-0A86-4FB2-A7EE-5F3A499515DD&displaylang=en




| We have an intranet on a small office network. Using
| Frontpage 2000 I set up a spreadsheet by inserting an
| Office Spreadsheet component. The web is on a computer
| running Personal Web Server. All computers on our network
| have Office 2000 or higher and as far as I can tell
| therefore have the Office Web Components. On computers
| with IE 6 WITHOUT the latest updates installed the
| spreadsheet appears and functions perfectly. On computers
| with IE 6 fully updated the page displays but the
| spreadsheet will not load.
|
| By process of elimination we think the problem is in IE 6
| when updated. I have tried going to the security tab in
| Internet Options and reducing the security for the
| intranet zone to low, but it made no difference. Is there
| any way to configure IE 6 to get the spreadsheets back?
|
 

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