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Old February 9th, 2010, 03:45 PM posted to microsoft.public.office.misc
Andrew Zenz[_2_]
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Default double double-click

Hi everyone.

Recenlty upgraded all workstations at a client site from Office 2003 to
2007.

Some users report that a shortcut to a spreadsheet on their desktop for
example requires 2 double-clicks to open.

The first double click opens Excel, the second double click opens the
spreadsheet in Excel.

Very odd.

I have checked file associations and all seems OK.

Has anyone come across this before or have a solution?

TIA

Andrew


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Old February 9th, 2010, 04:06 PM posted to microsoft.public.office.misc
Bob I
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Default double double-click

Try activating one on the Excel add-ins, Solver for instance.

Andrew Zenz wrote:

Hi everyone.

Recenlty upgraded all workstations at a client site from Office 2003 to
2007.

Some users report that a shortcut to a spreadsheet on their desktop for
example requires 2 double-clicks to open.

The first double click opens Excel, the second double click opens the
spreadsheet in Excel.

Very odd.

I have checked file associations and all seems OK.

Has anyone come across this before or have a solution?

TIA

Andrew



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Old February 11th, 2010, 04:20 PM posted to microsoft.public.office.misc
Andrew Zenz[_2_]
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Default double double-click

Thanks.

The client did a bit of testing themselves.

The original spreadsheet is an .xls file, they converted it (saved as) to an
..xlsx and the problem seems to have disappeared.

Odd, it shouldn't matter what the extension (or file type) is, should it?


"Bob I" wrote in message
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Try activating one on the Excel add-ins, Solver for instance.

Andrew Zenz wrote:

Hi everyone.

Recenlty upgraded all workstations at a client site from Office 2003 to
2007.

Some users report that a shortcut to a spreadsheet on their desktop for
example requires 2 double-clicks to open.

The first double click opens Excel, the second double click opens the
spreadsheet in Excel.

Very odd.

I have checked file associations and all seems OK.

Has anyone come across this before or have a solution?

TIA

Andrew




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Old February 11th, 2010, 06:16 PM posted to microsoft.public.office.misc
Bob I
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Default double double-click

hard to tell what the issue originally was.

Andrew Zenz wrote:

Thanks.

The client did a bit of testing themselves.

The original spreadsheet is an .xls file, they converted it (saved as) to an
.xlsx and the problem seems to have disappeared.

Odd, it shouldn't matter what the extension (or file type) is, should it?


"Bob I" wrote in message
...

Try activating one on the Excel add-ins, Solver for instance.

Andrew Zenz wrote:


Hi everyone.

Recenlty upgraded all workstations at a client site from Office 2003 to
2007.

Some users report that a shortcut to a spreadsheet on their desktop for
example requires 2 double-clicks to open.

The first double click opens Excel, the second double click opens the
spreadsheet in Excel.

Very odd.

I have checked file associations and all seems OK.

Has anyone come across this before or have a solution?

TIA

Andrew





 




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