DVDO iScan VP50 Pro

[Reid Malenfant]

Hi Richard, cheers for the offer While I have now discovered how to get a proper 4:3 or if you like 1.33:1 image on my Philips 21/9 TV using this processor it can't do any harm

Must admit it does all make some sense now I think about it, it just works arse about face in some respects

PM on the way

[Reid Malenfant]

Hi Richard, cheers for sending the document

Unfortunately while I have a program that should open it (Microsoft Works Spreadsheet) which kind of covers xls files, it appears to be encrypted

At least that's what it's telling me

Perhaps it needs something a bit newer than Works, as I have had similar problems in the past with other xls stuff. If I remember right Works can deal with xl files, xls is more problematic as has been proven on a few occasions


Thanks very much for taking the time though! Very much appreciated even if it didn't quite work out

[Richardl]

Hi Richard, cheers for sending the document

Unfortunately while I have a program that should open it (Microsoft Works Spreadsheet) which kind of covers xls files, it appears to be encrypted

At least that's what it's telling me

Perhaps it needs something a bit newer than Works, as I have had similar problems in the past with other xls stuff. If I remember right Works can deal with xl files, xls is more problematic as has been proven on a few occasions


Thanks very much for taking the time though! Very much appreciated even if it didn't quite work out

I think the sheet is protected, but not all of it, you might not have scrolled upto the top of the page, have a look at cells K17-K23.
If you're still having problems with 'works', why not download 'open office' I think it has a version of Excel with it.......and it's free.
http://www.openoffice.org/

[Reid Malenfant]

I think the sheet is protected, but not all of it, you might not have scrolled upto the top of the page, have a look at cells K17-K23.
If you're still having problems with 'works', why not download 'open office' I think it has a version of Excel with it.......and it's free.
http://www.openoffice.org/

Cheers Richard, you are a true gent

I'm sure we'll get there in the end