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Marti-Every Posts: 27 Joined: Thu Aug 01, 2013 4:54 pm Preview Winword 2002 & 2007 (changed link) I have a problem with the preview with .doc Documents I have installed Winword 2002 and Winword 2007, the link / double-click in explorer is to open the doc-documents with Word 2002 (don't like ribbons). In the preview with everything, the documents are shown , but after this, the link is to Word 2007 .The opening of Word 2002 is attached by a installation popup of Windword. The association of Word 2002 is lost and only after a reboot it works in my right way. I think it is not directly a problem of EVERYTHING, but of Microsoft . It was difficult to install Word 2002 and 2007 in Windows 7 64bit. I have added in the registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Word\Options: DWORD „NoReReg“ 1Is there a trick to associate .doc permanently with Word 2002 ? Or can there be a option in everything like: Do not associate preview: *.doc; *.xyz void Developer Posts: 17310 Joined: Fri Oct 16, 2009 11:31 pm Re: Preview Winword 2002 & 2007 (changed link) Post by void » Tue Oct 27, 2015 5:10 am In the preview with everything, the documents are shown , but after this, the link is to Word 2007 .If I understand correctly, if the preview pane is not shown, Everything will open the word document with word 2002?Only when the preview pane is shown, Everything opens word documents with word 2007?Is there a trick to associate .doc permanently with Word 2002 ? Everything will open the doc file with the default verb specified in the registry.Have a look under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.doc and take note of the (Default) value, it will be something like:Word.Document.8Now, under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Word.Document.8\shell (where Word.Document.8 is the default value in .doc above) The (Default) value here will specify the default verb. It should be open.The command that Everything should now call is under:HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Word.Document.8\shell\open\command(where open is the default verb specified above)You will also find the preview handler identifier under:HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Word.Document.8\shellex\{8895b1c6-b41f-4c1c-a562-0d564250836f}Unfortunately, changing this will change the preview handler for doc files system wide.There's currently no option to change this just for Everything. Marti-Every Posts: 27 Joined: Thu Aug 01, 2013 4:54 pm Re: Preview Winword 2002 & 2007 (changed link) Post by Marti-Every » Tue Oct 27, 2015 1:05 pm The preview pane is correctly shown , but later after the first preview the double-click in the

Checks for problems such as an add-in or an extension that does not start. Office Safe Mode also checks for a corrupted resource, for a corrupted file, for a corrupted registry, or a corrupted template.If Word encounters a problem during startup, you may receive an error message that is similar to one of the following the next time that you start Word:Word failed to start correctly last time. Starting Word in safe mode will help you correct or isolate a startup problem to successfully start the program. Some functionality may be disabled in this mode. Do you want to start Word in safe mode?Word has detected a problem with some of the current preferences. Would you like to restore these preferences to their default values?Word has determined that a recent problem occurred while using a description. Would you like to disable the description?The Office Safe Mode options to resolve the problem vary, depending on the cause of the problem. As a temporary solution, Office Safe Mode may prompt you to:Prevent the loading of add-ins, templates, or documents by putting them on the Disabled Items list.Reset registry keys back to their default values.Reset the global template (Normal.dot) back to its default values.As was mentioned earlier, these switches may help you troubleshoot and repair Microsoft Word:To simply reset the Word registry values to default type winword /r in start search and hit EnterTo prevent Word from loading the macros type winword /m and hit EnterTo prevent Word from loading its add-ins, type

Tek-Tips is the largest IT community on the Internet today! Members share and learn making Tek-Tips Forums the best source of peer-reviewed technical information on the Internet! Congratulations Chriss Miller on being selected by the Tek-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go! Home Forums Software Programmers DBMS Packages Microsoft: Access Other topics You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. How to use SysCmd(acSysCmdAccessDir) in code 1 Thread starter votegop Start date Sep 23, 2002 Status Not open for further replies. #1 I have the following code in a module:Dim stAppName As StringstAppName = "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\WINWORD.EXE C:\MyDir\MyWordDoc.doc /MMerge"Call Shell(stAppName, 1)If the user has Office XP, the path to the Office executables is changed, for example: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\WINWORD.EXE Another post tells me I can use SysCmd(acSysCmdAccessDir) to return the path to the .exe. How do I use it in the above code to make my path less sensitive to the version of Office? I'm a VBA rookie, but can usually muddle through... 1 #2 votegop,If and only if the user is using all the same Office products will getting the path to the main Office folder help you.For example, if the user is using all XP Office then: Dim stPath as stringstPath = SysCmd(acSysCmdAccessDir) will give the directory path to the folder which contains msaccess.exe.If all XP Office, winword.exe will be in the same folder. You can then use stPath to launch winword.exe. The problem is if you are using a different version of Access than the version of Word. Our ouffice is supporting Access 97 apps and Access 2000 for backend to other apps. So my pc has both versions installed with Access 97 as default. I only have Word 2000. So gettng path to Access 97 will not give me the path to winword.exe.I have not launched external apps from my Access97 apps; however, do you have to specifiy the path to winword? Usually .doc is associated with winword. So if you

Show TOCRTF Export and RTF Import ProcedureRTF ExportWhen you use the RTF export function, an RTF file is created that retains most of the paragraph and character formatting of the original text.Any variable symbols in the ITF text are replaced. INCLUDEs and control structures are resolved and comments ignored.If a document template has been specified, the relevant SAPscript formats (form or style) are converted to this template.For more information, see SAPscript Format Conversion.PrerequisitesRTF files can be imported smoothly into modern word processing programs. However, some preliminary actions are required for older DOS programs.For example, in Microsoft Word (from Version 5.0) on the operating systems MS-DOS or OS/2, the RTF file has to be converted to a Word text file together with a document template with the following command:Importing RTF files to Microsoft WordOperating SystemConversion CommandsMS-DOSrtf_dos file1.rtf file2.txt file3.dfv /o/crtf_dos file1.rtf file2.txt file3.dfv /o/mOS/2rtf_os2 file1.rtf file2.txt file3.dfv /o/crtf_os2 file1.rtf file2.txt file3.dfv /o/m/oIf file2.txt already exists, overwriting takes place without confirmation./cThe new document template file3.dfv is created./mDocument template file3.dfv already exists and may be modified.ProcedureChoose Text Download . The dialog window Download appears.Select Rich Text Format (RTF) and choose Transfer.Enter the complete file path, the document template, and the form or style.Choose Transfer.RTF ImportPrerequisitesYou must have created the source text with a document template and saved it as an RTF file. A form or style whose paragraph and character formats match the document template must exist in the SAP system. If this is not the case or if it is not possible, perhaps because the descriptions in the document template are different, it is still possible to specify a format conversion. NoteThis conversion was also developed for Word from 5.0. For RTF files created with WinWord 2.0 it is not possible to transfer character formats. This is only possible again from WinWord 6.0. However, if a text written with WinWord 2.0 is stored as an RTF file and imported to SAPscript, character formats cannot be converted. Character formats in WinWord 6.0 can only be specified with a format, never using Word buttons. Otherwise, you may encounter a loss of text in the text you import into SAPscript, up to and including Release 2.1K/2.2E. In later releases, these character formats themselves cannot be transferred.End of the note.For more information, see SAPscript Format Conversion.ProcedureChoose Text Upload . The dialog window Upload appears.Select Rich Text Format (RTF) and choose Transfer.Enter the complete file path and the document template.Choose Transfer.