Yes, it would. But if this file is for "public consumption" you need to
go to the "least common denominator" - which in this case is XLS. You
should not expect the public to adjust to you. You should deliver
content to the public in a form that the public can consume.
John Hawk wrote:
Would the MS office compatibility pack help this?
JimHays <hay...@sages.us> 10.21.2010 8:05 AM >>>
Came up fine for me - Linux laptop with Open Office. It is an xlsx
file. Maybe she doesn't have a program that will read xlsx files. You
might want to convert this to xls file instead.
Alicia M.M.Kessler wrote:
Would someone please go to this site, and click the excel file (07)
and see if starts to download or if you get junk? I get the download -
which is fine -a teacher outside of school said she only got code......
http://www.neoga.k12.il.us/nhs/Library/StMichaels.html
Alicia M. M. Kessler
It's a shallow life that doesn't give a person a few scars.
~Garrison Keillor
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