Hi,
Does it list 'Lotus', 'Lotus123', '123', 'WK?', or anything else
that appear to be a Lotus file type?
Bob
> Double-click the file folder icon or select file, open or type ctrl-o. At
> the bottom of the box which pops up, it says 'file type' with a button and
> the default type, Star Calc 3.0. Click on the button and you will see
> all the supported file types. There are listed both 'MS Excel' and
> 'Excel File'. 'Excel File' worked for me; 'MS Excel' did not.
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