Yes, I have done that. I definitely think it is a JAWS problem. I am not
certain they think so. They did not admit it to me at least. I wish that
FS in general would provide feedback that they recognize bugs or at least
that it is being investigated. Half of the time I think it gets placed in
the circular file. FS Tech Support is excellent and is very helpful. But I
don't get a comfortable feeling that bugs discovered get directed properly.
For all I know, this is just a perception problem on my part and it does get
done.
Don Marang
----- Original Message -----
From: "tim" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, December 28, 2008 7:30 AM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Encrypted Excel worksheet
Try to copy the info into a uncriptive work sheet, and save that file
regularly. Then see if you got the same problem. If you do then it is a
jaws issue, and being passed over like some many bugs known of by FS!
At 10:33 PM 12/27/2008, you wrote:
Has anyone ever used an Excel spreadsheet that has been encrypted and
password protected? I have financial spreadsheets that I have used for
years that I thought would be smart to protect from prying eyes. I used
the "encrypt document" option in the "prepare" submenu in Office 2007. I
have created an encrypted XLS file and an XLSX file that is in XML format.
All of this works great. But, if I press F2 on a cell, JAWS 9 or 10 can
not read anything! If I type in something or change the cell contents and
press Enter, the contents is changed. FS Tech Support was not able to
help and suggested there was not a problem with any other users. They
recommended that I uninstall and reinstall MS Office. Since MS Office was
preinstalled on this computer and I don't readily know where the CD might
be, I simply performed a repair and then changed the Office components and
right clicked on the top level of the tree and selected "run all from my
computer". This did not, as I suspected, solve the problem. Anyone else
have this problem? Any ideas how to fix this?
Don Marang
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