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by doublebarrel Accepted solution
by bgalliford Accepted solution
What happens if you try to open other office documents? Same thing? What about other files, like pictures or mp3s? If word is the ONLY one you have issues with, reinstall it. If that does not work, well you may have something else going on.
I do not think it would have anything to do with permissions, but I have been wrong once or twice in my life ;)
by aevans Accepted solution
I've found it to generally be a template problem, Open Word go Tools > Options > File Locations.
Chance the User Templates to point to C:/Program Files/Microsoft/Templates instead of the user specific templates. Then close word and try again, this has worked about 95% of the time for me. The other 5% I'm yet to find a solution for apart from full reimage...
by brooks2 Accepted solution
by Member 19716861 Accepted solution
I work in a Citrix environment and I've tried everything (extensions, new profile...) and this worked!
I even joined the site, b/c microsoft had no idea.
by computersuperheroes Accepted solution
by markp24 Accepted solution
Try this
#1 ; in excel clocik Tools -- Options -- General. Uncheck "Ignore Other Apps".
#2 ; Re-register.
With Excel closed, Start -- Run. Type "excel.exe /unregserver" (without the quotes, with the space), click OK.
Start -- Run again. Type "excel.exe /regserver" (without the quotes, with the space), click OK.
and see if that resolves the issue.
note:
For Word, type: winword /r
For Excel, type: excel /regserver
For PowerPoint, type: powerpnt /regserver
For Access, type: msaccess /regserver
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