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On Thu, 07 May 2009 14:35:24 +0200, "Robert M. Franz [RMF]" <...@mvps.org
fair enough.
Do you insert the file as a symbol? Same behavior?
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On Thu, 7 May 2009 05:58:01 -0700, Junkmail Victim <...@discussions.microsoft.com
Thanks for continuing the thread.
When I do the insert I always insert the object as an icon. Playing around
with it this morning I am noticing that it is having trouble with files that
it cannot associate an icon with. Files with a .txt or .msg extension don't
raise the expected icon prior to insertion. There must be an association
issue in the aaplication. I had thought that the associations are determined
through the OS, but I'm thinking that may not be the case.
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On Fri, 08 May 2009 09:47:12 +0200, "Robert M. Franz [RMF]" <...@mvps.org
I'm pretty sure it's the OS, not Word or Office, that is responsible for
assigning applications to file extensions. When inserting an object, I
guess Word needs to talk to some OLE instance with the OS.
I've seen a couple of errors in conjunction with OLE over the years, and
often the ultimate resolution was to fix something or other with the
file system (insufficient authorization, read/write access), behavior of
usually transparent content management systems on a file server, or ...
I'd make sure both OS and Office is fully up to date (SP), and if the
error is still there, try to raise the issue with MSFT directly.
Good luck!
Robert
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On Fri, 8 May 2009 04:17:03 -0700, Junkmail Victim <...@discussions.microsoft.com
Thanks. I keep my systems up to date so that's not the problem. When I have
an issue, the first thing I do is run Windows Update. If it only occurred on
my machine I would make similar conclusions. On the OS side, my file
associations are fine. The OS knows what a .txt file is, displays the right
icon, and lauches the right app when I click on it. Word for some reason
doesn't seem to know what it is, while it knows what some others are. It is
perplexing.
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