Microsoft Works - Making .doc Default. |
- Making .doc Default.
- Colouring some rows on works spreadsheet
- MS Works 8
- Kevin James Website
- View something -> print something else!
- Works profile does not now open on start of windows
- Spell check in OE?
- Calendar error.
- Remove Microsoft Works Calendar?
- WksSb.exe - Entry Point Not Found
- Reports in works are reformatted after reboot
- Microsoft Works 6.0 Calendar is shared between users
- Works 8.5 adding hours / minutes
- Setting up passwords
| Posted: 20 Oct 2006 04:12 AM PDT "Sla#s" <fsworld.co.uk> wrote in message news:%phx.gbl... Why would you want to? |
| Colouring some rows on works spreadsheet Posted: 20 Oct 2006 01:47 AM PDT Glad it's working okay now. Ken "Blair" <com> wrote in message news:ehaoub$tqr$svr.pol.co.uk... | You are right Ken. I have just done it. What I was doing before I don't | know? | Thanks | Blair | "Ken" <Thanks> wrote in message | news:phx.gbl... | > Hi Blair, | > | > How are you getting the typing to disappear? | > | > I added colour to existing spreadsheet row and typing does not disappear. | > | > Ken | > | > "Blair" <com> wrote in message | > news:eha2fe$pkp$svr.pol.co.uk... | > | Is it possible to select some rows after a Works spreadsheet has been | > typed | > | and add colour to selected rows? | > | At present when I add colour to a row the typing disappears | > | Blair | > | | > | | > | | |
| Posted: 19 Oct 2006 05:52 PM PDT Hi Dannie, Works has the ability to save it's documents in various formats. In short, you will be able to save in Word format that can then be attached to a email. Ken "Dannie" <optonline.net> wrote in message news:ufi%236H%phx.gbl... | Considering buying MSWorks 8 with the 3 functions spreadsheet, database, and | letter writing. In using the letter writing feature, if I email the letter | as an attachment will the recipient be able to read letter if they do not | have any Works programs. In short should they just have Word will they be | able to read it? | TIADannie | | |
| Posted: 18 Oct 2006 11:50 PM PDT Hi ThomasA, If there's something in particular that you wish to know, that doesn't exist there, do come back and post a question . There are lots of capable people ready and willing to help you. HTH. -- Kevin James. Tua'r Goleuni "ThomasA" <com> wrote in message news:phx.gbl... | Hey can someone point me to Kevin's website that had all the tips and tricks | for MS Works (and any others that might exist)? | | Thanks | | |
| View something -> print something else! Posted: 18 Oct 2006 08:29 AM PDT "Maxxer" <com> wrote in message news:googlegroups.com... Save the documents as Word or Excel format. Use these: http://spreadsheets.google.com http://www.writely.com http://picasa.google.com/ -- |
| Works profile does not now open on start of windows Posted: 13 Oct 2006 01:03 PM PDT That's good news, David. Good luck, -- Kevin James. Tua'r Goleuni "David Hewitt" <demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:demon.co.uk... | HTH, | | Thanks for the reference in the Knowledge Base. The procedure detailed | works OK | | I now have the Portfolio come up on start up as I want it. | | David | In message <phx.gbl>, Kevin James | <com> writes | >Hi David, | > | > With regards to what I said earlier, there needs only to be | > a shortcut/link to the .exe files in the StartUp folder and not | > the application .exe file themselves. | > | > Microsoft give instructions in this Knowledge Base article to | > have Portfolio open up on StartUp:. | > | > Works: How to Turn Off the Works Portfolio | > http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=280779 | > | >HTH, | | -- | David Hewitt | |
| Posted: 12 Oct 2006 11:13 AM PDT Thanks for providing a link to those "fixes". Actually I have tried some similar, if not the same, fixes but in the end it was just easier to download another spell checker and move on. Guess I'm just lazy, but in the end there just didn't seem to be any real advantages in persisting with attempts to make the spell checker in Works function in OE when another spell checker would work just as well. Course, I could be wrong. "Michael Santovec" <net> wrote in message news:phx.gbl... |
| Posted: 11 Oct 2006 04:26 PM PDT I decided to start from scratch. I uninstalled Works and then went through and removed any files left behind and then reinstalled from original install disc and then ran the update. Happy to say that everything works just fine now. Lee Lee wrote: |
| Remove Microsoft Works Calendar? Posted: 11 Oct 2006 01:25 PM PDT Hi Mark, I would delete these files, manually. HTH, -- Kevin James. Tua'r Goleuni "sendtomaz" <microsoft.com> wrote in message news:com... | Thanks for the reponse Kevin. | | The only thing left in Add/Remove is MS Works 2003 Setup Luuncher and I | can't seem to remove that. I did follow the instructions at | http://support.gateway.com/s/SOFTWARE/MICROSOF/sHARED/7513181faq24.shtml | | MS Works seems to be gone from my machine with the exception of Calendar. | | wkscal.exe is in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Works Shared | and there is a copy in C:\Program Files\WorksBkup\Works Shared. | | Any suggestions as to how to remove this thing? | | Thanks, | | Mark | | "Kevin James" wrote: | | > Hi Mark, | > | > If Works is uninstalled then the Calendar also gets uninstalled, | > it is an integrated part of Works. You can use the Control Panel | > applet 'Add or Remove Programs' to confirm that Works had indeed | > been uninstalled from your machine, though the link you referred to | > should do a thorough job of uninstalling Works. | > http://support.gateway.com/s/SOFTWARE/MICROSOF/sHARED/7513181faq24.shtml | > | > The individual applications that accompany Works, in Works Suite | > 2002, can be installed without the need for Works to be installed, as | > in earlier versions: | > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/245829 | > | > HTH, | > -- | > Kevin James. | > Tua'r Goleuni | > | > | > "sendtomaz" <microsoft.com> wrote in message | > news:com... | > | Thank you for your patience Ken. I'm not sure why Windows search didn't | > find | > | it when I searched my CD_drive. | > | | > | Sorry also for the multiple responses. The first 3 times I got a message | > | indicating that my post had not been accepted. | > | | > | Anyway, it worked like a charm. All the appointments are gone. | > | | > | At the risk of repeating myself, let me explain where I'm at. | > | | > | Setup.exe on disc 1 indicates that 'MS Works' has been uninstalled. | > | However, Calendar still remains on my machine. 'MS Money', 'MS Streets & | > | Trips', and 'Encarta' have also been uninstalled. 'MS Word' and 'MS Picture | > | It' remain. | > | | > | How can I remove Calendar? Is it not part of MS Works which I have | > | uninstalled? | > | | > | Thanks again, | > | | > | Mark | > | | > | > | > |
| WksSb.exe - Entry Point Not Found Posted: 11 Oct 2006 07:21 AM PDT 1) 6.0.3221.2 2) 6.0.3221.2 But be advised, I followed the suggestions from Ken above, so files were overwritten with the reinstall of WORKS. I can tell you that the date on both files is 8/23/2001. The date on the file that WAS in 1) was 3/something/2006 after installing Office 2007 beta and before reinstalling Works. -- Regards, Bob Brannon <com> wrote in message news:googlegroups.com... Hello Bob Can you give me the following information - Version number of WKWBL.dll in the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Works folder and the version number of WKWBL.dll in the C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Works shared folder. To find Version number please right click on the EXE and click on the version Tab. BBran wrote: |
| Reports in works are reformatted after reboot Posted: 11 Oct 2006 02:16 AM PDT Apologies for misspelling your name, Thorsten. My mind auto-thought of Townsend-Thoresen Regards, -- Kevin James. Tua'r Goleuni "Thorsten Hahn" <de> wrote in message news:egvbs3$4a9$versatel.de... | Thank you Kevin, you saved my day! | Greetings | Thorsten | |
| Microsoft Works 6.0 Calendar is shared between users Posted: 10 Oct 2006 09:36 AM PDT Thanks Kevin. Kind of takes away the charm of setting a reminder for her surprise birthday party, if you know what I mean. :) Can anyone recommend a product that affords a little more privacy? Mark "Kevin James" wrote: |
| Works 8.5 adding hours / minutes Posted: 09 Oct 2006 07:35 PM PDT Hi cadgmcman, Perhaps this helps :-) When a time value is entered, internally the computer stores the hours and minutes as the equivalent number of days, e.g. 05:48 = 0.242, 3dp The Format menu allows you to display this on a 24 hr time scale if required. The maximum displayed value is equivalent to 23:59, before the clock resets at midnight. This gives the impression that the summing of Time values is incorrect and that hours are lost. However, that is only for the display. The actual total continues correctly where the calculation is retained by Works spreadsheet in units of days. e.g 14:45 + 11:30 = 1.094 days Interestingly, perhaps, if you were to sum a number of cells where the total number of hours exceeds 24 and formatted this to time, you would get the correct number of hours and minutes in the following partial day akin to the result of =MOD(TIME,24) For the above example times, 14:45, 11:30 = 02:15 AM, in effect, the next day to the start time and 0.094 into that day. However, you are not interested in CLOCK times but in DURATION times, where the numbers should not reset, as on a clock but are to continue, as along an unbroken event i.e. total workout time. We are therefore not interested in AM/PM and will use the underlying day units to record total session times. Perhaps this helps you create a solution to your query. In cell A2, enter the session date, formatted as a data option. In cell B2, enter the session duration as a time value hh:mm. Repeat for all sessions to date. Lets say we just completed row 6 by entering workout times of; 07:30, 11:15, 11:30 and 09:30 and 07:45. Leave a blank row ( to insert further sessions above ). In cell B8, enter =SUM(B2:B7), formatted as number, set to 2dp. This should read 1.98, which can be translated as follows, In cell C8, =INT(B8) whole number of days In cell D8, =INT(MOD(B8,1)*24) plus whole number of hours In cell E8, =MOD(INT(B8*24*60),60) plus minutes i.e. 1day 23hrs 30mins In cell D9 =INT(B8*24) whole number of hours In cell E9 =MOD(INT(B8*24*60),60) plus minutes (as above). i.e. 47 hours and 30 minutes If you place the text 'Date' in cell A1 and 'Duration' in cell B1, then you can create a graph, if required. Highlight cells A1:B6 Choose the toolbar button, New chart Choose X-Y(Scatter) chart ( to monitor breaks in training). Click OK, you should see a chart showing duration and date. Right-Click on one of the markers. Choose Shading and color. Select a Color, say Red. Select a Line Style, say a Solid Line Choose a Marker Style, say Hollow Diamond. Press Format. If you are happy with the above choices, press Close else change your choices to suit, then press Close. When ready, you may press F3 to return to the data sheet. Press F3 again to view the chart. A working example, with 2 types of charts, is available from here: http://www.btinternet.com/~kevin.james1/Workouts.xlr HTH, -- Kevin James. Tua'r Goleuni "cadgmcman" <microsoft.com> wrote in message news:com... | Running Works 8.5, building a fitness chart. How do I add hours and minutes? | Example: add :45, 1:58, :51, etc.? I am trying to total workout times. | Thank you if you can help! |
| Posted: 09 Oct 2006 08:09 AM PDT Hola Jim Macklin.....obviously you were sitting waiting with a STUPID answer....if you read the two questions you would have noticed the difference in the two but NO you were too quick to answer with an ignorant spiel..... Have a great day and try not to bother people today. "Jim Macklin" <p51mustang[threeX12]@xxxhotmail.calm> wrote in message news:phx.gbl... |
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