[mso] Re: How can I get Excel 2007 to close when I close the last open workbook?
- From: "David Grugeon" <david@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 17:29:06 +1000
Now you mention it .........
Most of the office programs have the small grey x but Publisher and
non-office apps like notebook have the red x. Hadn't noticed that before.
Perhaps it comes from SP2.
Must be a feature!
David Grugeon
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Sent: Thursday, 14 May 2009 4:29 PM
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Subject: [mso] Re: How can I get Excel 2007 to close when I close the last
open workbook?
My thanks to all who have replied. I should have been more explicit on my
first post because I didn't mention that I expected Excel to close when I
clicked the program 'X' (maybe with a 'Save' prompt if appropriate) rather
than the workbook 'X'. Debbie, you were spot on - but, just like David
Grugeon, my installation of Excel doesn't do what yours obviously does -
clicking on the program 'X' closes the workbook only leaving a 'greyed'
(empty) Excel open. Word 2007 works differently and certainly Excel 2003
(which I previously had on my machine) worked differently.
Incidentally, several responses mentioned the program 'X' being red - mine
is not, it is simply a slightly smaller version of the black workbook 'X'.
So that adds just another 'oddity' to my Excel installation! Now I'm
confused as to why (apart from customizing/update level effects) the same
program should both look and act differently on different machines!
Thanks & Regards,
Bill Hunt.
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