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Excel HELP
Use startup switches when you start Excel
On the Start menu, point to Programs, point to Accessories, and then click Windows Explorer.
In Windows Explorer, go to \Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\Shortcut Bar\Office, and then delete the shortcut for Excel.
In Windows Explorer, go to \Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11, right-click EXCEL.exe, and click Create Shortcut.
Right-click the shortcut you created, click Properties, and then modify the path in the Target box with switches from the table.
For example, to open the workbook Actuarial Lists.xls, type a space after the path in the Target box, and then type:
C:\Reference Data\Actuarial Lists.xls
To start Excel and Type
Open a specific workbook workbook path/file name
Open a specific workbook as read-only /r workbook path/file name
Prevent display of the Excel startup screen and a new blank workbook /e
Specify the working folder
Note The folder specified in the startup switch is used instead of the location specified in the Default file location box on the General tab (Tools menu, Options command).
/p folder path/folder name
Specify Office Safe Mode /safe
Click OK.
Move the shortcut to \Windows\Documents and Settings\Start Menu.
Note Your custom shortcut may be replaced by a Windows Installer shortcut if you name the shortcut Microsoft Excel, and either of the following are true:
You use the Detect and Repair command in Microsoft Office, and you selected the Repair my shortcuts while repairing check box.
You select the Repair Office option in Maintenance Mode setup, click the Repair errors in my Office installation option, and then select the Restore My Shortcuts check box.
If a Windows Installer shortcut replaces your custom shortcut, you must re-create your custom, non-Windows Installer, shortcuts.
Use startup switches when you start Excel
On the Start menu, point to Programs, point to Accessories, and then click Windows Explorer.
In Windows Explorer, go to \Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\Shortcut Bar\Office, and then delete the shortcut for Excel.
In Windows Explorer, go to \Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11, right-click EXCEL.exe, and click Create Shortcut.
Right-click the shortcut you created, click Properties, and then modify the path in the Target box with switches from the table.
For example, to open the workbook Actuarial Lists.xls, type a space after the path in the Target box, and then type:
C:\Reference Data\Actuarial Lists.xls
To start Excel and Type
Open a specific workbook workbook path/file name
Open a specific workbook as read-only /r workbook path/file name
Prevent display of the Excel startup screen and a new blank workbook /e
Specify the working folder
Note The folder specified in the startup switch is used instead of the location specified in the Default file location box on the General tab (Tools menu, Options command).
/p folder path/folder name
Specify Office Safe Mode /safe
Click OK.
Move the shortcut to \Windows\Documents and Settings\Start Menu.
Note Your custom shortcut may be replaced by a Windows Installer shortcut if you name the shortcut Microsoft Excel, and either of the following are true:
You use the Detect and Repair command in Microsoft Office, and you selected the Repair my shortcuts while repairing check box.
You select the Repair Office option in Maintenance Mode setup, click the Repair errors in my Office installation option, and then select the Restore My Shortcuts check box.
If a Windows Installer shortcut replaces your custom shortcut, you must re-create your custom, non-Windows Installer, shortcuts.