TF
Sat Jan 15 06:09:02 CST 2005
OK. Try using Start, Run and typing in
winword /r
and pressing enter. Nothing should appear to happen, but Word should have
reregistered itself in Windows correctly. Can you open the document now. If
not, do you have Norton Anti Virus installed? Disable the Office Plug-in
under Preferences in NAV.
Also, the desktop isn't a very stable location to save documents: if the
desktop crashes, you loose any documents saved to it. This is not an
uncommon occurrence.
--
Terry Farrell - Word MVP
http://word.mvps.org/
"RJam" <RJam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F3860819-FCAE-44A0-AC97-9BB232D9A95D@microsoft.com...
: Went to Windows Explorer | Tools | Folder Opt | File Types, scrolled down
to
: DOC and selected
: Details for DOC extention,
: Opens with MS Word
: Change and Restore not accessable
: No Advanced to click on.
:
: "garfield-n-odie" wrote:
:
: > If you have Windows XP, start Windows Explorer, click on Tools | Folder
: > Options | File Types, scroll down the list of registered file types to
: > ..DOC, click once on .DOC, and click on Advanced. What actions are
: > associated with this file type?
: >
: > RJam wrote:
: >
: > > Lost me, could you explain.
: > >
: > > "garfield-n-odie" wrote:
: > >
: > >
: > >>Look in Windows Explorer for a Run action in the .doc file
association.
: > >>
: > >>RJam wrote:
: > >>
: > >>
: > >>>Type a page in word and save to the desktop, as word doc KAH1.doc.
Close
: > >>>word, find doc on desktop and try to open it. I get this error
window
: > >>>stating, "C:\Documents and Settings\Rick\Desktop\KAH1.doc is not a
valid
: > >>>Win32 application.
: > >>>
: > >>>Click OK, window closes and only then will doc open.
: > >>>
: > >>>Do the same in a different user profile and file opens without the
dialog
: > >>>box above.
: > >>>
: > >>>Can't find any difference between the two users to fix this problem.
: > >>
: > >>
: >
: >