Sammay,
I really appreciate your efforts. Even though I'm old and retired - I fear this could become a slippery slope
and end up taking a lot more time that I'm willing to spend on ANY single program.
Using win10 has been an ordeal with all the hidden updates and crap we are all burdened with.
Like the "Dec 12" update that caused audio to get lost (I bought a $35 external sound card) and many
other configurations. Installing Win 10 in my old Win 7 PC about a month ago was painless. This was unanticipated.
No programs were lost and no config files were upset. I am not a M$ fan :-)
How do you want to open this file NO MATTER WHAT
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RalphM
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Re: How do you want to open this file NO MATTER WHAT
When I asked you to compare your two computers I meant you should identify whether there is any difference between the two that could explain that only one of the has a problem opening MS ...x files.
- Is the OS on both of them is W10 64bit?
- and so on for the other questions...
- Is the OS on both of them is W10 64bit?
- and so on for the other questions...
Ralph 
(OS: W11 25H2 Home x64 - XY: Current x64 beta - Office 2024 64-bit - Display: 1920x1080 @ 125%)
(OS: W11 25H2 Home x64 - XY: Current x64 beta - Office 2024 64-bit - Display: 1920x1080 @ 125%)
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pat55
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Re: How do you want to open this file NO MATTER WHAT
Yes they are both W10 and 64bit and even the software is the same office 2010
The old is just a good solid standard 5 yr old desktop with HDs etc.
The new is the best money can buy as of July 2015 (without going nutz)
Perhaps XY can not handle the speed :-)
The old is just a good solid standard 5 yr old desktop with HDs etc.
The new is the best money can buy as of July 2015 (without going nutz)
Perhaps XY can not handle the speed :-)
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RalphM
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Re: How do you want to open this file NO MATTER WHAT
Office 2010 itself installed with the same bitness on both? If yes then I'm out of ideas.
And No, XY can certainly handle the speed - it does on mine at least.
And No, XY can certainly handle the speed - it does on mine at least.
Ralph 
(OS: W11 25H2 Home x64 - XY: Current x64 beta - Office 2024 64-bit - Display: 1920x1080 @ 125%)
(OS: W11 25H2 Home x64 - XY: Current x64 beta - Office 2024 64-bit - Display: 1920x1080 @ 125%)
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pat55
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Re: How do you want to open this file NO MATTER WHAT
Word was installed in win7 which was then upgraded. The default was 32bit I think.
In the fast one Win 10 was installed first and then word 2010 - unable to find an 'about' screen
It was installed using the default whatever that is or was.
Both are up to date with W10.
In the fast one Win 10 was installed first and then word 2010 - unable to find an 'about' screen
It was installed using the default whatever that is or was.
Both are up to date with W10.
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RalphM
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Re: How do you want to open this file NO MATTER WHAT
Check your installed version:
https://support.office.com/en-us/articl ... 34518b8b19
https://support.office.com/en-us/articl ... 34518b8b19
Ralph 
(OS: W11 25H2 Home x64 - XY: Current x64 beta - Office 2024 64-bit - Display: 1920x1080 @ 125%)
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