Spreadsheet Openings

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As I continue switching from Mac to PC I find anomalies never seen with Mac.
Latest-when opening spreadsheets, they open in the middle of the page(column
wise) and not the position last saved. No major problem, but why and how do I
correct. These were spreadsheets transfered from Mac but converted to Works.
All other features are normal.

 

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DAVDOR wrote:
> As I continue switching from Mac to PC I find anomalies never seen with Mac.
> Latest-when opening spreadsheets, they open in the middle of the page(column
> wise) and not the position last saved. No major problem, but why and how do I
> correct. These were spreadsheets transfered from Mac but converted to Works.
> All other features are normal.


That would depend entirely upon what specific application (out of
dozens of choices) you're using to manage your spread-sheets; it has
_nothing_ to do with the operating system. Contact the maker of your
spreadsheet application or try posting this question in a newsgroup
dedicated to that product.


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how does this relate to Windows XP - a Macintosh or MS Works group might help you
better.

"DAVDOR" <DAVDOR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C5960D57-74B0-4734-A65C-3848945F42EF@microsoft.com...
> As I continue switching from Mac to PC I find anomalies never seen with Mac.
> Latest-when opening spreadsheets, they open in the middle of the page(column
> wise) and not the position last saved. No major problem, but why and how do I
> correct. These were spreadsheets transfered from Mac but converted to Works.
> All other features are normal.