[WEB4LIB] excel 97

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I've normally found that when a dll is missing, several people are missing it and several other people have it out on the web.  I
don't have it but if you go to altavista or must any other search engine on the web and put "xlhtml.dll" in the search blank, you'll
probably find it very soon and then save it into your system directory.  You'll probably have to reboot.

Thomas



Cameron Metcalf wrote:

> Hey guys,
>
> I wrote in a couple wks ago asking how
> to save a spreadsheet in Excel in HTML.
> The answer is: it's easy--
> go to File and select "save as HTML".
> I had to download the add-in from microsoft.com,
> in order to be able to do this.  Even though I *do*
> have Excel 97, the internet wizard add-in, was not provided.
>
> With the add-in installed, though, I'm still unable to save as HTML.
> I get the "save as HTML" option under File, however when the
> application goes to run this task it shorts out and the following message pops up:
> "The wizard cannot find xlhtml.dll. Please rerun setup
> and start the wizard again."
>
> I have tried downloading the application again and again.
> I've also tried re-installing the add-in, but still can't get
> past this pop-up message.
>
> If someone has the time, coul you forward me xlhtml.dll file (if that's plausible)? Or--mebbe try forwarding me the entire add-in?
> Or (__________fill in your suggestion here_____)?
>
> Thanks a bunch.
>
> Good wknd, all.
>
> Cameron
>
> Cameron Metcalf
> Librarian, Ottawa Hospital - General Site
> (613)-737-8530
> <cmetcalf at ogh.on.ca>
> www.ogh.on.ca



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