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I recently purchased 'Excel 2003 Programming - A Developer's Notebook', by Jeff Webb. On one of the first pages, the user is directed to download training files from www.mstrainingkits.com/excel. I get an error telling me the URL is no good. Can anyone direct me to the correct site?
The other issue is that I am unable to launch XML from Excel 2003 - what add-in is required or is there a special developer's kit that's required?
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Here are a few links to resolve your first issue:
I have nothing to offer on your second issue.
- Snapshots of the original website, taken between 2003 and 2004, can be found in the WayBack Machine:
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.mstrainingkits.com/Excel - The "errata" link on the book's catalog page, http://oreilly.com/catalog/exceladn/ , leads to this update:
Page 4 the URL -
is no longer valid. The new one is -
- The author's websites are listed on his LinkedIn page:
- Since this is a "book specific question for O'Reilly", perhaps you should ask at Get Satisfaction.
I have nothing to offer on your second issue.
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