The main word document opens with the usual question about updating the links
to other files - yes or no. So far so good. I select yes but nothing
happens AND there is no error message. However, I can update each chart and
graph individually (F11, F9). This is a monthly report that we have been
using for some time and periodically (as in our recent corporate update to a
new server) I re-link each individual chart & graph. I think (but am not
certain) that this problem may have started after the conversion to microsoft
from novell.

Can someone help?
Many thanks as usual.
Rita

I suspect your version of Word may also have been updated and that you may
have been affected by the security-related changes described in the
following article:

How the behavior of the Word fields changes after you install the Word
update
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;330079

However, I can update each chart and
graph individually (F11, F9).

As a workaround, is it quicker/easier to select the whole document using
ctrl-A, then press F9?

Peter Jamieson

"Rita" wrote in message
...
The main word document opens with the usual question about updating the
links
to other files - yes or no. So far so good. I select yes but nothing
happens AND there is no error message. However, I can update each chart
and
graph individually (F11, F9). This is a monthly report that we have been
using for some time and periodically (as in our recent corporate update to
a
new server) I re-link each individual chart & graph. I think (but am not
certain) that this problem may have started after the conversion to
microsoft
from novell.

Can someone help?
Many thanks as usual.
Rita

Peter,
Thanks for the reply. The workaround is perfect.
Question - will modifying the FieldCalcSecurityLevel registry key to Level 0
affect anything else besides "Word reverts to the previous field behavior"?
as I may ask our IT guy to do that.
Thanks again.
Rita


"Peter Jamieson" wrote:

I suspect your version of Word may also have been updated and that you may
have been affected by the security-related changes described in the
following article:

How the behavior of the Word fields changes after you install the Word
update
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;330079

However, I can update each chart and
graph individually (F11, F9).

As a workaround, is it quicker/easier to select the whole document using
ctrl-A, then press F9?

Peter Jamieson

Question - will modifying the FieldCalcSecurityLevel registry key to Level
0
affect anything else besides "Word reverts to the previous field
behavior"?

I can't tell you for certain because changes sometimes do affect unexpected
parts of the software. I suppose the main point is that MS has tried to
protect you from certain possible security problems to do with fields - you
didn't have that protection before the upgrade and you won't have it now.

I think I'd warn the IT guy that you might want to change it back again
later :-)

Peter Jamieson

"Rita" wrote in message
...
Peter,
Thanks for the reply. The workaround is perfect.
Question - will modifying the FieldCalcSecurityLevel registry key to Level
0
affect anything else besides "Word reverts to the previous field
behavior"?
as I may ask our IT guy to do that.
Thanks again.
Rita


"Peter Jamieson" wrote:

I suspect your version of Word may also have been updated and that you
may
have been affected by the security-related changes described in the
following article:

How the behavior of the Word fields changes after you install the Word
update
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;330079

However, I can update each chart and
graph individually (F11, F9).

As a workaround, is it quicker/easier to select the whole document using
ctrl-A, then press F9?

Peter Jamieson

Well, since I'm a major keyboard person, CtrlA+F9 will do the trick and seems
to be the safer route.
Thanks again for the prompt replies.
Rita

"Peter Jamieson" wrote:

Question - will modifying the FieldCalcSecurityLevel registry key to Level
0
affect anything else besides "Word reverts to the previous field
behavior"?

I can't tell you for certain because changes sometimes do affect unexpected
parts of the software. I suppose the main point is that MS has tried to
protect you from certain possible security problems to do with fields - you
didn't have that protection before the upgrade and you won't have it now.

I think I'd warn the IT guy that you might want to change it back again
later :-)

Peter Jamieson