Nancy Patience wrote:
I have saved the document clicking the Automatic File name extension and
then I save as a Text CSV file format and still when I try to open the CSV
file nothing, it doesn't recognise to open it will Open Office. This is
frustrating.
Nancy
On 2/26/08 2:35 PM, "Harold Fuchs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 25/02/2008 15:10, Nancy Patience wrote:
I am having a problem every month with OpenOffice 2.0 + 2.1 . I have a
spreadsheet that I have to send via Intranet to be saved as a .CSV file,
however when I do save as a CSV file but it does recognise it and doesn't
open.
However I must tell you that the excel file is done on a Mac side and the
.CSV file must be moved to the parallels Windows side of the computer.
I have removed and re-installed the problem but nothing it doesn't recognize
it on the PC side.
Please I need help ASAP.
Thanks
Nancy Patience, NAAP
When you save the document make sure the box labelled "Automatic file
name extension" is ticked (checked). Otherwise Windows wn't know what to
do with the file.
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Nancy Patience, NAAP
BSc CIS (Hons)
Hi Nancy
What happens if you start OOo Calc, then do File-Open to your .csv file?
Will it open in Calc, or does it want to open in Writer?
Did you realise that OOo for Windows is now up to 2.3.1, with release
candidates for 2.4 available. It is my impression that handling of csv
files may be better with the more recent versions. Could be worth trying
the update.
Russell
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