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Q: What are the requirements to use software?
A: To use our Excel based software you require Microsoft Excel installed on your computer. Software is written with Excel 2000/2002 but most software features should run on Excel versions from 97 on. If you access the software as a compressed (zip) file it will require unzipping for use. Trial Zip software is available free from Winzip ( http://www.winzip.com ).
Generally Excel on Macs does not support all macro functions so some functionality may be missing. Depending on the software title this may or may not be an issue. All software is available free for evaluation so the best option if in doubt is to is download it and give it a test.
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Q: Cells are protected, how do I unprotect them?
A: Input cells (blue) are not protected and these are the only cells you need access to. In some software titles all other cells and Visual Basic code are protected to ensure integrity and protect source code. You do not need to unprotect any cells. The software is fully functional and the protection is in place to ensure the software code is not corrupted.
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Q: Can I trial the software?
A: Software is provided with a 7 day trial period. This allows you to test prior to purchase. If the software meets your requirements payment is required. Payment allows you to maintain software beyond 7 days.
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Q: Macros, what are they and why must I enable them?
A: Macros are programs embedded in the Excel spreadsheet to provide software functionality. They must be enabled or the software will not function.
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Q: Why do I get a Macro Security Warning?
A: Depending on the security settings on your computer you may be presented with a message advising that the software contains macros with a prompt to Disable or Enable Macros. Macros must be Enabled for software to function.
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