<img src=/S/help.gif border=0 alt=help width=23 height=15>I am trying to figure out a way to globally turn off the recently used file list in Excel. Does Excel have something like the Normal.dot????
<img src=/S/help.gif border=0 alt=help width=23 height=15>I am trying to figure out a way to globally turn off the recently used file list in Excel. Does Excel have something like the Normal.dot????

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If you go to Tools Options and select the General Tab, you can set the number of files. If you un tick the check box the you disable the feature.
EDIT : If you want to make it global, you set in the default workbook , Book.xlt in your xlstart directory.
Hope that is what you want
Andrew C
Andrew,
Thank you for your prompt response. I knew that you could turn it off here, however, I have about 500 users right now using Excel 2000 with the iManage dms. I would like to disable the recently used file list for all users, and am looking for a quicker way to disable it than going machine to machine and turning the feature off.
I would love a quicker way. In Word, I re-wrote the autoexec to make sure that the option is disabled.
Thanks again!
Oh, I just saw the edit. Thanks!