Dear Jack: No, that can't be right, because the 2008-9 versions of those
files were created as copies of the now crippled ones & they all have an
'ods' extension. It was the act of putting the 2007-8 originals into a New
Folder which suddenly turned them into something unopenable. (Excel was
deleted from my system long ago). There must be some way of rescuing this
material. TS
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From: "Jack D. Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, April 28, 2008 8:04 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Crippling extensions
thomas steel wrote the following on 4/28/2008 12:43 PM:
Can I update my problem very precisely? I have some files with the
extensions '.xlsm' & '.xlsm.xlsm', which refuse to open. I converted them
from OOCalc ages ago & worked on them happily in Calc. I then shunted
them into one New Folder. When I go to that Folder, I find these strange
extensions. How can I reconvert them, please? T.M. Steel
Thomas,
You said that you converted them from OOCalc. Since the .xslm file
extension is associated with Excel 2007, I don't believe you were working
on them in OOCalc. More likely you were working on them in Excel. OOCalc
can not open files of that type.
--
Jack
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