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2011-12-25
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We have a soccer team for young boys and I am a coach. We use Google Docs to edit and announce matches and happenings around out team. I tried to login to our page several times and the N9 browser keeps asking me to view the docs in HTML version which I donŽt want to. Is there workaround to see the page in ( excel format ) ??
Thank you advance