When I enter the numbers, even when I'm not logged in, it updates them and gives a result. It takes a second or two, and the "Updating" shows up in the top right corner. If still not working, you can just download it. Go to Export (upper right) and click the MS Excel (xls) choice. You may have to "allow" it, (the first time the popup blocker bar appeared for me, then subsequently it asked me where I want to save the file). Click "Save to disk" and the file is yours on your computer. I'm on IE7 but I tried it with Firefox, and it works fine and the download/export works as well.

hello, the machine is only 3 years old,yes i did destroy all the data on it after i formatted.i still have the larger drive but it won't read it. last night a neighbor gave me a windows 2000 disc and i formatted the drive again and it worked;it saw the full capacity of the drive and is ready to use, however when i try to bring the second drive with 225 + gigs of data on it it will not see it no matter how i switch things around bios won't read it, so i took it out, the drive i have working is set to master and is the only drive in the pc but bios says it is a secondary slave drive but it is on the primary ide channel and set to master!!everything in bios is set to auto detect drives,but as soon as i connect the other drive as a slave drive and reboot, the computer freezes and gets stuck on the post screen and hangs.funny thing is when i take that drive and put it in the hard drive enclosure that converts regular drives to use with usb and plug it into the computer i am on right now and reboot, windows comes up and says : found new hardware,mass storage usb device,your hardware is installed and ready to use,it even gives me a new drive letter,shows the drive as a western digital drive but... when i click on the drive letter it says please insert a disk into drive j....hmmm

When IE7 installs it moves IE6 into the Windows folder and puts IE7 in your Program Files; "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" You might go there and right click iexplore.exe choose properties and see if it shows as IE7 - if so, double click it. Hopefully once started it will take over and continue to work. .... You might go read about System File Checker(support.micosoft.com) and run it... SFC Â /scanonce That will fix corrupt files and drivers and some of their configurations too. One way to repair Internet Explorer and numerious other problems is to reinstall SP2 ... assuming you're on XP. Being how you cant access update.microsoft.com you may have to search for and download xp sp2 at download.microsoft.com.

You asked "are you sure you installed the firefox version and not the IE version?" I thought so. When I just now returned to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/, it says "You have version 10,0,22,87 installed" The red/white banner at the top of the page is very busy flashing the message "Adobe Flash Player successfully installed." (And yes, I'm now using Firefox.) When I installed it, I chose this --- Adobe Flash Player version 10.0.22.87 Windows : 1.8MB Different operating system or browser? [a clickable line] Browser: Firefox, Safari, Opera Download time estimate: 2 minutes @ 56K modem --- Was I supposed to select "different operating system?" In other words, "Windows Vista/XP/2003/2002/2000."