Cant access files

1. 1. Connect your USB Flash drive to your computer.You can do this by locating an unused USB port on your computer. 2. Locate the my computer icon on your desktop,provided you are running one of the various Windows operating systems. Doubleclick the my computer icon. You will see a drive labeled as removable drive orflash drive. Double click on the drive. Leavethis window open, proceed to next step. 3. 3. Locate the music files that you havedownloaded/save to your computer. Usually the default location will be "My Music" folder under "MyDocuments". Open the folder that you have downloaded/saved your music in. 4. 4. Highlight the music file and right click. Pickthe copy option. Next go back to the window you opened for you flash drive instep one. Right click in this window and click paste. You should now see yourmusic file in this window.

http://download.cnet.com/microsoft-office-compatibility-pack/3000-18483_4-10648733.htm
By installing the Compatibility Pack in addition to Microsoft Office 2000, Office XP, or Office 2003, you will be able open, edit, and save files using the file formats new to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007. The Compatibility Pack can also be used in conjunction with the Microsoft Office Word Viewer 2003, Excel Viewer 2003, and PowerPoint Viewer 2003 to view files saved in these new formats.
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Hi!
Here are the steps to take:

1. In Microsoft Word, Excel or Powerpoint you have to click on the insert tab on the top.
2. Click on Picture.
3. It would then show the "Insert Picture" window.
4. Go to the directory or folder where you have the image saved.
5. Choose the file or highlight the file.
6. On the right side of the insert button is an arrow. Click the arrow and you will have a dropdown.
7. Choose "Insert and Link"

And that is it. You have inserted and linked the file in a word, excel or powerpoint file.
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Download the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack for Word, Excel and Powerpoint file formats from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=941b3470-3ae9-4aee-8f43-c6bb74cd1466&displaylang=en
and install it on system which has Microsoft Office -2003. Now u can read the files that has been saved in Office-2007.

it's possible that the folder where the file is located may have a very similar name or path to the one where you're trying to open the file from, inside excel. double check not only the file name but the entire file location
for instance
if you have
c:/mydocuments/myfiles/myexcelfiles/file.xls
would be different from
c:/mydocuments/myfiles/myexcelfiless/file.xls

the look very similar but the folder where one file resides is myexcelfiless and the other folder with the same name resides in myexcelfiles, the difference is only one letter.. so please double take your time double checking!

Say you got tons of Excel sheets, PowerPoint presentations and Word documents on your computer that were written in Office XP or 2003. How do you convert all these files to the new Office 2007 format. One option is that you open all of them in the associated Office program and manually save them in the newer (docx, xlsx or pptx) format. Or follow these steps and convert all documents in one go.
Step 1: Download Migration Manager kit and extract it into a new folder – say: c:\office.

Step 2: Download and install the Office Pack – this step is required even if you have Microsoft Office 2007 already installed on your computer.
Step 3: Assuming that you extracted the Office Manager files in c:\office directory, go c:\office\tools, open ofc.ini using notepad and add the following line.
fldr=c:\users\labnol\documents
This refers to the folder location that holds your office files. I am pointing this to my Documents folder but it could be different on your machine.
Step 4: Open command prompt and go to c:\office\tools. There you’ll see a utility called ofc.exe – this is the Office File Converter that will convert all old Office files to the new 2007 Office document format in bulk. Run.

Immediately all old Office files in that folder (and sub-folders) will get converted to the new format and are saved in a new folder.
This utility works with Word (doc to docx), Access databases, PowerPoint (ppt to pptx), Visio diagrams, Excel (xls to xlsx) and Microsoft Project files. The conversion may however fail for password protected documents.

You are either:

1. Using symbols like "/" in the filename
2. Or doing what I was doing which was trying to save the file in an (accidentally) locked folder. To fix this - right click on the folder and get info - open up sharing and permissions and make sure that your username has full read write access. I also clicked on the settings cog button and applied this setting to everything in the contents of the folder. The folder had somehow corrupted during a network transfer and this is what was making inDesign not play ball.

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