Re: Word 2007 Won't directly open documents from Sharepoint by Jerminator
Jerminator
Fri Aug 22 09:41:01 CDT 2008
Yes, Client Integration Feature is turned on. And it functions normally for
our Office 2003 people. Our contractors have Office 2007, and are coming in
through a firewall. I do not think the firewall matters since they have
access, I mean they can see the links and they can download them using the
dropdown.
I have been unable to find anything from Microsoft on this kind of problem.
"Callahan" wrote:
> The only thing I can think of, off the top of my head, is that there is
> something wrong concerning the "Use Client Integration Features" permission.
> Are you absolutely certain that that permission is available for site
> collections within that web application, and is enabled for the users in
> question?
>
> That permission, if not enabled, would do basically what you described,
> except maybe not even open Word.
>
> It is also possible that logging in on their workstation with a different
> account than what they use on the site might cause some issues as well
> (especially if the local login is explicitly not allowed to access the
> file).
>
> Are you getting anything in the logs that might coincide with this issue
> (either a failure to access a file on the server, or an entry locally on
> their workstations)?
>
> -callahan
> "Jerminator" <Jerminator@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:AE2C702A-17C4-4231-96B9-38A4FEF1C2CF@microsoft.com...
> >A few of my users (consultants) are using Office 2007. When they click on a
> > document in my sharepoint document library the document will not open.
> > Instead Word opens and just sits there.
> >
> > However if they do "download a copy" they can open the document just fine
> > from their own computer.
> >
> > It's not a permissions issue since they have complete access to the site
> > and
> > can upload/download documents just fine.
> >
> > Any ideas what this might be or what I should search for? I'm drawing a
> > blank on Technet.
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