How To Put Pdf Into Excel For Mac
The MS-Excel and MS-Word files that I worked on for years (under my Mac system OS 6.0.7 on Mac SE-30) are stored on the Mac SE-30 hard-disk and on Zip-disks. I’d like to transmit those old files to a new mac laptop since I urgently need to work on these files on a new Mac machine and to finally work on them under Windows on PC laptop.
Only one driver for many Wireless USB Adapters on the chip Realtek The package includes: 1.RtWlanU.kext 2.Wireless Network Utility 3.Icon app in the status bar and a separate utility to delete old files. I used pacifist to install the package. It uses a Realtek RTL8192CU chip. Netgear wna1000m drivers. This kext helped me to regain my Belkin Surf Micro N150 USB Wireless, but still testing whether it will cause reboots or kernel crashes as it was before.
I am currently using microsoft excel 2010. Trying to insert some PDF files into the spreadsheet. I cliked Insert Tab -> Object -> select Adobe Document (Checked the Display as icon checkbox) from the list -> Go on to the 'Create from file' tab -> Select the pdf file from my computer (Checked display as icon) -> press the OK button Then the following error appear in a dialogbox: 'Cannot insert object'. Other Objects (such as other excels and words) and Pictures can be inserted without problem. Tried the following, and did NOT help at all: • Reopen excel spreadsheet • Delete the file MSForms.exd from any Tempsubfolder in the user's profile • Delete all the MS Office updates • Delete all the files end with.exd.
Connect zune to windows phone 7 for mac. In this video learn how to put Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint or PDF files onto your iPad from your PC or Mac for FREE. You can also edit the files as if you are on Microsoft Word or Excel using your iPad. The file is then auto saved in the Cloud, back to your PC. It works both ways. This is done using CloudOn, Google Drive, a PC or Mac, and your iPad.
This was done on a iPad 3 (the New iPad, for its real name). CloudOn works on iPad and iPad 2 but maybe a bit slower. I recommend using the PC or Mac Word or Open Office to create the document and then do minor edits on your iPad. You can also email the documents using the iPad on the go via Wifi or 3G/4G.
Hope this helps someone.