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Re: Problem with MS Office shortcut bar 3 Days Ago by asadalikhan Nick, this issue sounds like a file association problem. Your URL shortcuts on the shortcut bar are likely opening with the wrong program (like a printer handler). Here’s a quick fix: 1. Go to Control Panel > Folder Options > File Types 2. Find and select .URL 3. Click Advanced and ensure it’s set to open with Internet Explorer (… Re: Problem with MS Office shortcut bar 2 Days Ago by asadalikhan Nick, it’s likely a file association issue. Reassign `.url` files to open with Internet Explorer in Folder Options > File Types. That should fix the shortcut bar behavior. Re: Problem with MS Office shortcut bar 2 Weeks Ago by themadrastiffin The shortcut bar in MS Office may not appear, may not open or may run slowly if you restart, repair or reinstall the program. Re: How to open an Excel Document in VB.NET 1 Week Ago by PitSterw I've worked on something similar and found that using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel lets you open the file and loop through cells easily. Re: How to open an Excel Document in VB.NET 1 Week Ago by Pelorus_1 A Microsoft Excel document can be opened in VB.NET using the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel library. Using Workbooks.Open(), open the workbook, and then display the Excel window. Reference the Excel COM object in your project. Re: How to open an Excel Document in VB.NET 1 Week Ago by JamesMichaelm I see it's been a while since you posted, but I'm curious if anyone here has tried using the Open XML SDK instead of Interop or OleDb for reading Excel files. I found it faster and doesn't require Excel to be installed, though it can be more complex for writing. Wondering how others handle big Excel files or ones with tricky formatting? Re: Problem with MS Office shortcut bar 1 Month Ago by Anonymous_2133 I have always been a fan of the Office 2000 shortcut bar. It has been on my windows desktop since I got it, up until Windows 10 19H2 (RIP). If you are still looking for a replacement, try searching for "Quick Pick" by "Automation in Motion". Use the double quotes or you will have to wade through many pages of irrelevant results. Re: How old is your computer? 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim I stick with Windows because of long familiarity at the office. After years of networking/sysadmin and dbadmin I just had too much invested in MS. Too bad OS/2 died. When we got PC workstations for the control centre operators to interface to our AGTC/SCADA system we went for OS/2. We felt it was far superior to anything from Microsoft at the time… Re: How old is your computer? 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim >Our office started with PC DOS and WordStar If you want to get really picky, I spent a year (1978) doing medical research on a Cromemco running CP/M and whatever horrid OS (if you can even call it that) ran on a small Data General beast. Re: Upgrade to Fiber internet 1 Month Ago by rproffitt My ATT story. Moved from MA to CA and needed to get the apartment setup. The apartment complex was an ATT only zone. Fine. Call ATT and their phone system kept routing me to their Massachusetts offices. No one at ATT could override that or forward me to the right office. OK, find the local ATT store and go in. Much confusion at their counter … Re: Upgrade to Fiber internet 1 Month Ago by Dani In NY, I had Spectrum cable at home, and Verizon FiOS fiber at my office. In CA, I started with Xfinity cable. Just before COVID, we moved into a townhouse that had a spotty connection that became unbearably inconsistent. Apple ended up paying for us to have AT&T fiber because my husband is an engineering manager there, and they needed their… Re: What is the Cost to Hire Developers in New York? 1 Month Ago by Salem Is this for remote workers anywhere in the world, or actual bums-on-seats in a downtown office in NY? Re: ‘Advanced AI should be treated similar to Weapons of Mass Destruction’ 1 Month Ago by rproffitt UPDATE: Feb 4, 2025 — Google on Tuesday updated its ethical guidelines around artificial intelligence, removing commitments not to apply the technology to weapons or surveillance. Office Addin PLEASE HELP!!!! PLEASE!! 13 Years Ago by rotemorb Office Addin Hello all I've searched Google for hours, with no success. I have developed an Office 2010 addin application. The application adds another form to Outlook.(Form Region) The application (let's call it A) works great! I can send emails from my Outlook with this form (filled or not filled with data from the user). So far so good. Now, … Re: Office 2010 Looks Like More Bloat to Me 15 Years Ago by princesc98 Office 2010 sounds interesting, but why wait for it to come out when you can use a product like eXpresso which already exists. I use eXpresso for business and personal needs and I LOVE IT! eXpresso provides real-time collaboration and editing control for shared Microsoft Office files in the cloud. Check it out at [url]www.expressocorp.com[/url] Re: Office 97 and Windows Vista 17 Years Ago by Mashka Office 97 and Windows Vista?????? Is it possible?????? Re: office 14 Years Ago by Ritesh_4 You can open MS Office docs in OpenOffice, but no other editors will keep the same quality and formatting as MS Office original docs. Else can give a try the office webapps: [url]http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/web-apps/[/url] office 14 Years Ago by Abdel_eid Dear All, i was wondering if there was another text editor than open office as is not MS office compitable Office 2010 Online and Google Docs Really Are Different 14 Years Ago by Techwriter10 I've been following the tussle between Google and Microsoft this week with a mixture of amusement and amazement. If you haven't been following along at home, Microsoft took a dip into the cloud with the release Office 2010 Online this past week. Meanwhile, Google, feeling a wee bit threatened by Microsoft honing in on its territory in the cloud, … A Pivotal Moment for Microsoft Office 15 Years Ago by Techwriter10 Office 2010 awaits us later this year, and I've been wondering what it could possibly offer customers that would compel us to buy or upgrade to this software. Office software in general progressed about as far as most of us needed it to go somewhere in the 90s. Since then it's been race to add the most bells and whistles, most of which go unused. … Re: Office 2010 Online and Google Docs Really Are Different 14 Years Ago by Techwriter10 Singleton, Let's be realistic here. I'm not saying Office is good, bad or indifferent. I'm stating an obvious fact. If you have a limited budget and you can do 90 percent of what you need to do on a free tool, you are not going to set up with expensive licenses when there are lots of free and low cost alternatives. If you need Excel, you'll buy a … Re: Office 2010 Online and Google Docs Really Are Different 14 Years Ago by Singleton IMO, Excel is the only option. These online "alternatives" (read sarcastically) are just basically toys. Most office workers are trained in the Microsoft product suite. Not everyone is a computer geek. If you were to look at TCO, it surely would cost more money to retrain employees to use a "free" alternative then to just … Re: Office 2010 Online and Google Docs Really Are Different 14 Years Ago by Techwriter10 Converted, I've used both and since I don't use Office 2010, Google Docs is a much better choice for me. As I said, in the post, they are different and have different purposes and goals. Office is really an online world to share Office 2010 docs. If you're in that environment, it's a great choice for you. If you're not, Google's a great choice too.… Office for Mac 2011 Release Slated for October 14 Years Ago by Glass_Joe The world’s leading productivity suite is coming to a Mac near you late October and it will surprisingly save you an arm or a leg. Three editions will be available upon its venture onto store shelves: Mac Home and Business, Mac Home and Student, and Mac Academic 2011. [ATTACH]16318[/ATTACH]Microsoft Office for Mac Home and Business 2011 includes… Re: Office 2010 Online and Google Docs Really Are Different 13 Years Ago by fast5 Microsoft is only concerned with their own products only, may only be compatible with the standalone version of Microsoft Office, but I'm still using office 2003 with format converter, and using google docs for online sharing service, no problems with compatibility, office 2003 files can be easily opened on google docs Re: Office 2010 Online and Google Docs Really Are Different 14 Years Ago by Singleton [QUOTE=Techwriter10]If you were starting a business today, chances are you are not going to spend the money on expensive Office licenses when there are are reasonable and cheap (even free) alternatives like Google Docs.[/QUOTE] Okay, you run your business on Google Docs. 99% of the workforce uses Microsoft Excel, Outlook, and Word. Try doing … Re: Office 2010 Online and Google Docs Really Are Different 14 Years Ago by Techwriter10 Singleton, This is an opinion piece. We also run reviews, but this isn't one of them. I disagree with your feelings about online alternatives. Tools like Google Docs are not toys. They are just as valid as Office and for enterprise users, much cheaper, for individual small business users, free. Thanks for your comments and ideas. Ron Re: Office 2010 Online and Google Docs Really Are Different 14 Years Ago by Converted Google Docs was just ok and that was when it was the only serious game in town. Office online is here (http://workspace.officelive.com) you've got to wonder why anyone who steps out from under a rock would use google docs anymore. Unless they get into a feature war, there is little reason to stay with docs and a whole slew of reasons to switch. Office 2003 users locked out by Microsoft rights management mess 15 Years Ago by newsguy Oh dear, now I do not believe that was meant to happen. It appears that users of Office 2003 who also protect their documents with the Microsoft Rights Management Service (RMS) have found them so well protected that nobody can open them - not even the person who created the documents in the first place. Microsoft [URL="http://blogs.technet.… Office 365 license migration advice... 6 Years Ago by NuGG To start I want to make it clear I have no experiance with office 365 or the associated exhange stuff, and I would never personally recomend such a package to my clients, hence why I am totally in the dark about this. I have taken on the management of IT for a small buiness and have been tasked with migrating away from office 365 software to get…