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# Desactivar el servicio del procesador de hojas de cálculo
Este tema describe cómo desactivar el servicio RMH Worksheet Processor en los equipos de la tienda que ejecutan la Extensión de compatibilidad con versiones anteriores. La extensión usa el servicio RMH Central Custom.
Para usar la Extensión de compatibilidad con versiones anteriores, debe desactivar el servicio de Procesador de hojas de cálculo RMH sin Flash en el equipo donde están instaladas tanto la aplicación Central Server basada en Flash como la aplicación Central Server sin Flash. Cuando la Extensión de compatibilidad con versiones anteriores está instalada, las hojas de cálculo de las tiendas Flash y sin Flash son procesadas por el servicio RMH Central Custom.
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El rendimiento de la aplicación Central Server es un poco más lento cuando la Extensión de compatibilidad con versiones anteriores está instalada.
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1. Abra el **Servicios** aplicación en el equipo.
2. Seleccione el **Procesador de hojas de cálculo RMH** servicio y haga clic en **Detener**.
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