Open the word doc in a new window instead of a frame
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|> When you open a "local" doc file from a link it actually opens in word.
| > Just like a pdf opens on Adobe Reader.
| Agreed.
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| > No because you can't save content from a document opened in a html page...
| You can if its a local file opened in Word and thats all I care about, not
| files back on the server. I know that I can't edit through the web to another
| machine this way.
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| The problem is the FRAME that makes IE & Word behave differently, even on a
| local file. I dont know how to control Word when it runs in a HTML frame.
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| Thanks anyway, I know this problem is hard to describe and looks like the
| obvious attempt to edit server files through the browser.
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| Regards,
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| "Steve Easton" wrote:
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| > | > > The .DOC file is already a local file, not coming from the web server so I
| > > dont need to download it.
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| > > When Word is not in a frame the local file can be edited and saved through
| > > IE because the IE & Word tool bars a merged together - this is standard IE
| > > &
| > > Word integration.
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| > When you open a "local" doc file from a link it actually opens in word.
| > Just like a pdf opens on Adobe Reader.
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| > > I want to do the same thing when Word is in a HTML frame. The problem is
| > > when Word is in a frame you dont get the toolbar to hit the save button.
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| > > Can I control Word in the frame some programatic way?
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| > No because you can't save content from a document opened in a html page.
| > It's a security feature.
| > You would be effectively writing back to / altering content on a server
| > based document
| > without the proper credentials.
| > ( user name and password )
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| > Steve Easton
| > Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| > 95isalive
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