If you're feeling a little freaked out about your Thanksgiving gathering, calm your nerves with the planning spreadsheet from Make magazine.
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wow!! a Thanksgiving calculator... never thought of tis before... :) Thanks for sharing the link
Posted by: webdrops | October 23, 2008 at 12:39 AM
Is there any way that Thanksgiving calculator can be tweaked to work with Microsoft Works Spreadsheet? Supposedly, MSWorks Spreadsheet can read Excel spreadsheets, but I keep getting a "read-only/password-protected" error message when I try to open it in MSWorks after downloading it (and a similar message when I just try to open it rather than saving it to my downloads folder). I'm otherwise pretty clueless about spreadsheets, so I don't want to install another whole spreadsheet program just to use a Thanksgiving calculator.
Posted by: Catherine McClarey | November 20, 2008 at 05:13 PM