Does that help?
That only gets me the first worksheet, unfortunately. I tried putting the worksheet name in, but maybe I need Budget!A1:ZZ99999 or something.
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Does that help?
That only gets me the first worksheet, unfortunately. I tried putting the worksheet name in, but maybe I need Budget!A1:ZZ99999 or something.
Has anyone bought a dvd that plays region 1 and region 4?
(I'm looking at import dvds of Alatriste because I suspect it will never be released here.)
Has anyone bought a dvd that plays region 1 and region 4?
The Philips 642 player can be easily hacked via a remote code to be region free. It costs around $60. For some reason Amazon is charging $189(!!!), but google Philips 642 DVD and you'll find a lot of reputable dealers selling it for $60ish.
It's a good player too. I've had it for years and it's reliably played anything I've thrown at it.
For some reason Amazon is charging $189(!!!)
That's nuts!
I think I bought mine at Target for $64.
Well, I'm looking at a dvd - not planning on getting a new player.
Sumi, I don't have any dual-coded dvd's, but I've run across a few here at work -- it's a sensible solution for the Latin American market, so I'm surprised that they didn't turn up a long time ago. Of course, all our players are region-free, so I have no idea how they play if you have a region 1 player, except that theoretically they should.
Well, I'm looking at a dvd - not planning on getting a new player.
I must be missing something. You're looking for a DVD *disk* that's multiregion? I don't get it.
t edit and amych's answer still leaves me confused.
Not for one, at one -- the South American import version of Alatriste is coded for both regions 1 and 4: [link]
Ahh! i get it. Thanks. Well, if it says it's coded for Region 1, it had better play on Region 1 players. I mean, isn't that the point?
So, it's a standard thing then?