problems on linked visio diagrams

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Hi! I have a master document which contains links to visio diagrams. The
master document and the visio diagrams are on Share Point and are saved in
separate folders. The Visio diagrams contains macros.

My problem is that the updated Visio diagrams do not show up in the master
document. Manually updating the links cause errors -- it says it couldn't
find the file. What do you think is wrong?

Thanks.
 
Hi eancamero
Hi! I have a master document which contains links to visio diagrams. The
master document and the visio diagrams are on Share Point and are saved in
separate folders. The Visio diagrams contains macros.

My problem is that the updated Visio diagrams do not show up in the master
document. Manually updating the links cause errors -- it says it couldn't
find the file. What do you think is wrong?
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I'm not sure you'll find many with first-hand expertise in handling such
a "beast"[1-3] (Master Documents with links, both on SPS). When you talk
about "links", what exactly are we facing in this document: embedded OLE
objects? pictures? hyperlinks?

To reduce complexity: have you ever tried the same kind of "link", with
document and target on a SPS site, with a normal document?

HTH
Robert
[1]
Why Master Documents corrupt (by John McGhie)
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/General/WhyMasterDocsCorrupt.htm
[2]
How can I recover a corrupt document or template – and why did it become
corrupt? (by Dave Rado and John McGhie)
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/CorruptDoc.htm
[3]
Master Documents (by Steve Hudson)
http://www.raycomm.com/techwhirl/magazine/technical/masterdocs.doc
 
Hi Robert. Thank you for the response.

"Links" here means, this: I copy the Visio diagram and Paste it as a Link
into my master word document.

To add more -- On the same master document, I inserted another word document
file as a link, and updating that file does not cause problems.

I appreciate any help I could get.

Thanks.

Robert M. Franz (RMF) said:
Hi eancamero
Hi! I have a master document which contains links to visio diagrams. The
master document and the visio diagrams are on Share Point and are saved in
separate folders. The Visio diagrams contains macros.

My problem is that the updated Visio diagrams do not show up in the master
document. Manually updating the links cause errors -- it says it couldn't
find the file. What do you think is wrong?
Click to expand...

I'm not sure you'll find many with first-hand expertise in handling such
a "beast"[1-3] (Master Documents with links, both on SPS). When you talk
about "links", what exactly are we facing in this document: embedded OLE
objects? pictures? hyperlinks?

To reduce complexity: have you ever tried the same kind of "link", with
document and target on a SPS site, with a normal document?

HTH
Robert
[1]
Why Master Documents corrupt (by John McGhie)
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/General/WhyMasterDocsCorrupt.htm
[2]
How can I recover a corrupt document or template – and why did it become
corrupt? (by Dave Rado and John McGhie)
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/CorruptDoc.htm
[3]
Master Documents (by Steve Hudson)
http://www.raycomm.com/techwhirl/magazine/technical/masterdocs.doc
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eancamero said:
"Links" here means, this: I copy the Visio diagram and Paste it as a Link
into my master word document.
Click to expand...

thanks for the clarification.

To add more -- On the same master document, I inserted another word document
file as a link, and updating that file does not cause problems.

I appreciate any help I could get.
Click to expand...

I can only repeat: try a normal Word document with a linked Visio object
on a Sharepoint site first. Only if you have this up and running well,
you may _think_ about doing the same with a Masterdocument (which I
would not consider --> see referenced articles in my last post).

HTH
Robert
 
Hi Robert. Thank you for your reply. I'll try your suggestion and give you
feedback as soon as I can.

Cheers!
 
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