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In article <no.email-31D0F5.09302501122011 (AT) news (DOT) eternal-september.org>, David Stone <no.email (AT) domain (DOT) invalid> wrote: In article yourname-0112111327490001 (AT) 203-1...ide.ihug.co.nz>, yourname (AT) yourisp (DOT) com (Your Name) wrote: snip FileMaker has (apparently) decided they want to abandon the ability to export to the older .xls format, but you can still work around that by exporting to CSV or tab-delimited text formats, which any version of Excel will open and can then be re-saved as .xls. It's not a completely unreasonable decision, since that's now what, two full release versions out of date? Still getting security updates for Office 2004 Mac, but that will cease in a couple of years I expect. And, as you say, there's always comma or tab delimited Excel files. It is completely unreasonable ... I'm still using Office 2001. ;o) Given how even more horrible each new release of Office is to use (the current one is awful), I'll probably still be using Office 2001 in another 10 years time. |
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It's not a completely unreasonable decision, |
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David Stone <no.email (AT) domain (DOT) invalid> wrote: It's not a completely unreasonable decision, old .fmp7 bases can work since years with plenty of srcipts exporting .xls files for many audit files to other systems. And now, they will no more work when one of your users switch to Lion. It's just a pity. |
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