Last Updated: 5/21/2012
Usage, Disclaimer, Warnings, etc.
If you click on the links, a
Microsoft Excel workbook will be downloaded to your computer. These workbooks were
written under Windows, and may or may not run under MS Office on Macintosh. Recent versions of Office for Macintosh
do not support Visual Basic for Applications macros, which all these workbooks
include. Earlier versions of MS
Office on both platforms may not support all features used in this
workbook.
Disclaimer
No warranties, expressed or
implied, are made that this program is free from error, or is consistent with any
particular standard of merchantability, or will meet your requirements for any
particular application. This program should not be relied on for solving
problems whose incorrect solution could result in injury or lost property. If
you use this program in such a manner, it is at own risk. The author disclaims
all liability for direct or consequential damages resulting from your use of
this program, i.e., SOFTWARE THAT IS FREE HAS NO GUARANTEE!
These Excel workbooks contain
macros written in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), so that when you open it
in Office 2003 or earlier you will probably see a warning like,
"[filename] contains macros. Macros may contain viruses. It is always safe
to disable macros, but if the macros are legitimate, you might lose some
functionality." Then you are given the choices: "Disable
Macros", "Enable Macros" and "More Info". In the case
of these spreadsheets, you must select "Enable Macros" or it will not
work at all! (If you not even offered this choice, then your security is
probably set at "High." You must have your security level in Excel
set at "Medium," which allows you to "choose whether or not to
run potentially unsafe macros.") My virus checker is set to update
automatically every day (yours should be too!). You might scan these materials
(and anything else containing macros you might download from the Internet)
before opening them, but then you MUST enable macros! In Office 2007 you will see a warning
about enabling macros on the command line.
Again, you must enable them.
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