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How to Remove Auto-Publish from Excel Documents

February 11, 2015 /

How to Remove Auto-Publish on Excel 2007

by Kirk Bennet, Demand Media

You can use Microsoft Office Excel 2007 to create documents for Web publication. Excel also comes with an option to automatically publish the document whenever you change it. However, there are cases where you may not need the auto-publish feature, so you need to disable this feature. To accomplish this, you must save the document to get access to the auto-publish setting where you can disable it. You can also disable auto-publish for all other documents you have published in the past.

Step 1Launch Microsoft Office Excel 2007 and open the spreadsheet you want to remove the auto-publish feature from.

Step 2Click the “Office” button in the top-left corner of the Excel 2007 window.

Step 3Click “Save As” in the resulting menu.

Step 4Select “Web Page” in the Save As Type drop-down box.

Step 5Click “Publish” and the Publish As Web Page window pops up.

Step 6Remove the check-mark from the “AutoRepublish Every Time This Document Is Saved” option in the Publish As section to remove the auto-publish feature.

Step 7Click “Choose” and select “Previously Published Items” to start disabling auto-publish for more documents.

Step 8Select each document with the feature still active and click the “Remove” button.

Step 9Click “Close” to close the window.

Step 10Press “Ctrl” and “S” to save your spreadsheet.

 Tip
  • Select the “Enable AutoRepublish Feature” when you publish the workbook to enable the auto-publish feature.

Reproduced from http://smallbusiness.chron.com/remove-autopublish-excel-2007-40236.html

Office 2010 spell check does not work

September 12, 2013 /

Problem:

Spell check does not work in Office 2010.  Intellisense does not detect incorrectly spelled words and manually running spell check does not work either.

Solution:

  1. Click on Office Button | Word Options | Add-Ins | Manage: Disabled Items. If you see any disabled items that relate to spelling, try enabling them.
  2. If the previous suggestion doesn’t help, then:
    a. Close Word and any other open applications.
    b. Click on Start | Run | Open and type “regedit” (without the quotation marks).
    c. If the following key exists, delete it.
    HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Shared Tools\Proofing Tools\1.0\Overrided.
    d. Exit the Registry Editor.
    e. Restart your computer.

NOTE TO SUPPORT STAFF:  The Windows 7 registry editor will prompt for an administrator password.  It will show the HKEY_CURRENT_USER tree for the user credentials provided.  Have the non-admin provide his or her credentials or you will not see the correct tree.

Pasted from <http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2010-word/office-2010-spellcheck-is-not-working/df78d1af-1d42-4c7f-aed3-571997e6323d>