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In article <88@sierra.STANFORD.EDU> siegman@sierra.STANFORD.EDU (siegman) writes:
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>>  I have the same problem, using Excel Version 2.2a. I have made numerous
>>calls to the tech support line, and they insist that 2.2a is the most 
>>recent version, and they have never seen the problem. It happens on 8 out
>>of 10 of our Macs that are running 6.0.5. At this point, my solution has been 
>>to start using Wingz again.......
>>
>
>To repeat the solution posted several other places, when you reinstall
>a system file on a HD using the System Tools floppy disks, the
>(presumably damaged) system file on the HD is not __completely__
>replaced, and hence repaired, unless you trash the old system file
>before running Installer.
>
>Otherwise Installer only updates those individual resources that may
>have been updated since the system on the HD was first installed; it
>has no way of recognizing and replacing other system resources on the
>HD that may be damaged internally.  (A dumb way to operate, IMHO.)
>
>__Completely_ replacing the system file finally cured my Excel
>problems, and a number of other problems I'd been having as well.
>
>I'm surprised more Mac pros don't know about this.
>
>--AES



  It's not that people dont know about it...it is a MAJOR hastle though. I
would rather switch to Wingz than replace 10 complete systems with no
guarantee that it wont happen again soon ! Microsoft should look into this
rather that just saying "We haven't seen it"; that's just unacceptable to
me.


	Mike Bell




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