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|  Microsoft Excel 2003 File Management and Recovery
Help and Tips Tips on managing Microsoft Excel 2003 spreadsheets, including file recovery and automatically opening multiple spreadsheets simultaneously.
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#1: Remember More Files
Allow Microsoft Excel 2003 to remember more of your recently accessed accounting statements, tax sheets, and other spreadsheets.
#2: Change AutoRecover Save Location
Store Microsoft Excel 2003 AutoRecover files in a different directory or on a different drive.
#3: Automatically Open a Directory of Files
Automatically open several files when starting Microsoft Excel 2003.
#4: Default Workbook Sheets
Modify the default number of worksheets in a new Microsoft Excel 2003 workbook.
#5: Change AutoRecover Save Frequency
Save Microsoft Excel 2003 AutoRecover files more or less often.
#6: Disable AutoRecover for Active Workbook
Turn off the AutoRecover feature in Microsoft Excel 2003 if you find it annoying and not useful.
#7: Save Spreadsheets Using a Different File Type
For compatibility, export Excel 2003 spreadsheets by default to XML or formats readable by older spreadsheet software.
#8: Remember to Save Workbook Properties
Have Microsoft Excel 2003 always prompt you to save workbook properties such as title, subject, and author.
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