July 3, 2010
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I'm not sure what the issue is here. I have been able to download it on my PC using Chrome and my iPad using Safari. A friend was able to open it in Firefox on a mac. I haven't made any changes to the calculator. Is anyone else having a problem downloading the file?
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Win7/Chrome and Linux Mint 8/Chrome working fine here.
Works just fine on my macbook -- using Safari too. Just a fluke?
I just tried Windows Vista/IE8 and it worked fine.
I just tried it using firefox and it said I did not have permission and had to change the password, blah blah.
Win 7, FireFox, Open Office, works great!
Works fine for me on Vista
Is she saying that she can't download it or that it isn't working -- did something get screwed up in the formulas?
Just downloaded it from both Firefox and IE in Win7, and the calculator works fine too.
Able to open in Firefox/Win XP, but it will not function.
When opened in Google Chrome, Win XP, functions just fine.
Worked fine for me (Windows XP, Firefox, Excel 2003).
when I downloaded it wanted to open with Adobe as a pdf. I had to tell it to open in xcel and then it worked fine. Windows 7 and firefox.
Used Firefox and it worked fine.
Worked fine using Firefox on my MacBook Pro--both browser and OS are fully up-to-date.
Also: thank you! I did not know this existed and I can already tell it will come in *really* handy.
works fine in chrome and IE here
So, I can always download it, but I don't have excel and even though I was told that Apple made it possible to use excel stuff in numbers, it never actually works. My kids have excel on their Macbooks and I use the calculator on theirs.
Just downloaded it with the newest version of Firefox & win XP. It opened and ran find in Excel 2007
Using Safari on a Mac. At first I had some kind of warning about a password, but I just ignored it and typed in my total number of rows in the yellow box.
It worked perfectly.
Thanks again for working this out for us!
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