can i protect a coloum alone in a excel file for edit free? i mean the second party should not edit one coloum
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Yes, this is possible, except the idea is a little backward. Instead of protecting one column, you will actually be protecting the entire sheet and making all other columns editable.\n\nTo do this, identify the cells you want to editable. So let's say you wanted to protect column C. You would want columns A:B,D:IV editable.\n\nIn the menu go to Tools > Protection > Allow Users to Edit Ranges.\n\nA box pops up. Click the "New" button. This will allow you to specify the range of cells you want to leave editable. So in our case, in the "Refers to Cells" box, you would type in: =A:B,D:IV\nAnd then click OK. Excel will automatically add dollar signs to 'lock in' the range.\n\nNow click "Apply" button. Then click the "Protect Sheet..." button. Another pop-up will show asking for you to enter a password. Once you complete that, all the cells in the "editable" range will still be free to edit. The cells in the protected column will be locked.\n\nNote: Depending on the check boxes you select in the "protect sheet..." box, the user may or may not be able to add or delete columns. If you want to grant the user this functionality, you must activate those check boxes.
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Follow the steps:-\n\n1> Click on FILE MENU then cl ilk on SAVE AS option\n\n2> Click on TOOLS option Choose & Click on SECURITY OPTION.\n\n3> Here U can enter a password for OPEN or modify or as a read only.\n\nTry it. And Enjoy the power of YAHOO ANSWER !
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I don't think the stats are kept from one session to another. they would not be part of the .exe file, since that is the execute command to start the game. Since freecell is a part of windows, I doubt that this would be possible. I hope you get a better answer than this!You might try this link and see if you can get some answers there. Beware of the flashing popup!
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Nope, sorry.  What you're describing is a query.  Only Access can do that.  It's a pretty simple one, and exporting back and forth between Access and Excel is pretty easy.  If you want some help in how to do it, send me a message.
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The simple answer is no, not legally.\n\nBut there is an alternative, Open Office.\n\nOpen Office is the completely free alternative to productivity packages like Micrsoft's Office.  Open Office's spreadsheet program is called Calc (versus Excel).  Calc is capable of opening pre-exisiting Excel files as well as saving the file to Excel format.  As a bonus, Calc even has the option of saving files as PDFs.\n\nOpen Office is free for download and use, and is a pretty stout alternative to products like Microsoft Office.  Good luck!
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If you have restarted your spreadsheet program, and it has prompted you with options to restore previously opened work, then you can restore it...Otherwise no.... Sorry.\nIf you wish to avoid this in the future, (and assuming you are using Excel) go to tools -> Options -> Save Toolbar...Set you auto recovery destination and time frequency  to a higher number. It also  by default tells you where you may have a saved copy still residing that you might be able to start at least part of your recovery with...\nGood Luck! :)
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No idea.\nIt asks me for saving all about 90% of the time when I don't edit my document in any way. I believe that even if you click on the document Word thinks you've edited something.\n\nAnd about the paperclip dude - its not that hard to get rid of him. You can disable the automated help aid somewhere in the menus :P
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Right click on the cell that has the formulae,\nSelect Format Cells,\nChoose Protection,\nTick Hide.\nnow this does not hide the cells until the worksheet is protected\nso first, if there are cells where input is required:\nSelect all the cells that require data input by using mouse and CTRL key,\nthen follow above for Protection but just Untick Locked.\nFinally, choose Tools from the menu, then Protection and Protect sheet, you will be given the chance to give a password or you can leave it blank. (Before adding any other information to your spreadsheet you will have to Unprotect it first)
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OpenOffice.org can open, edit, and save Microsoft Word, Excel, and Powerpoint documents.  It is available for download for free at http://www.openoffice.org
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I believe it is contained in Microsoft Office 2003 Deluxe?\n\nOtherwise you'll have to use someone else's program.
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Right click on the file, click properties, check Read-only, click OK, if that's what you are asking.\n\nYou can also mess around with the 'Security' tab.  If you check Deny on Full Control and Deny on Modify, you will not be able to delete the file either.
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A DAT file (a data file) is not the sort of thing that can usually be edited in a text editor.\n\nHere's some info\nhttp://extensions.pndesign.cz/file-extensions-list-beginning-with-d:f:d\n\n///
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You can download an excel Viewer program from microsoft that allows you only to view excel files (not edit them)\n\nBut I have something better for you: download openoffice2 at www.openoffice.org\nIt is not MS Office, but a different Office suite that is freely available for download. I work with it now for a couple of years and find it even better than MS Office (for which you pay anywhere between $400 to $800).
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I use "CleanUp!" (see link below), you will not believe how easy it is and it is FREE. It also has a "demo mode" that you can run without deleting any files so you can learn how to determine what is safe to delete but in auto mode it NEVER created a single problem for me. Shaj is not completely wrong BUT if you use recognized and proven software it makes your life easier, actually YOU can do more harm trying to do it yourself if you don't know what to delete and what to keep. I'm in the software business, you would not believe the damage I have seen caused by users who don't know what they are doing.
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Check out Open Office!  You can download it here:\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n\nIt allows you to open and edit Word and Excel files.  And best of all -- its free!
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You could get it illegally of course, or use open office which is free at http://www.openoffice.org
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If you have the Excel program on a CD then it's no prob. Without a CD it's simply impossible, period.\n\nOr do you mean you have the whole Excel installer task on your desk top, then it's possible of course.