Hi all,
I know this expected when using Microsoft Products, but i'm annoyed beyond belief.
I just wrote a 14 page research paper for one of my classes, which contained Excel graphs of some data analysis I had been doing. I also had to give a presentation. However, when I went to print the paper out in a computer lab on campus, NONE of the excel graphs show up (just the foolish red and white microsoft X). However, i've looked at the doc on 4 different macs, and the graphs show up. I put the graphs in the docs by copying them from excel and chooising paste special--> as picture. I have NEVER had this problem when using Office for PC. Does anyone have any ideas? I was led to believe that the mac/pc file format is the same now.
I really would use openoffice if i could, but there's even more incompatability there, especially with spreadsheets.
Sorry for the rant![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
MP
I know this expected when using Microsoft Products, but i'm annoyed beyond belief.
I just wrote a 14 page research paper for one of my classes, which contained Excel graphs of some data analysis I had been doing. I also had to give a presentation. However, when I went to print the paper out in a computer lab on campus, NONE of the excel graphs show up (just the foolish red and white microsoft X). However, i've looked at the doc on 4 different macs, and the graphs show up. I put the graphs in the docs by copying them from excel and chooising paste special--> as picture. I have NEVER had this problem when using Office for PC. Does anyone have any ideas? I was led to believe that the mac/pc file format is the same now.
I really would use openoffice if i could, but there's even more incompatability there, especially with spreadsheets.
Sorry for the rant
MP