[John]

Each time I want to open a word document via the browser, I receive the error
message that the document can't be found..until I double-click it again, and
then it will open. Anyone know why this happens. However, I have no problems
opening documents within my software Microsoft Office 2007.

[Gordon[_4_]]

"John" wrote in message
...
Each time I want to open a word document via the browser, I receive the
error
message that the document can't be found..until I double-click it again,
and
then it will open. Anyone know why this happens. However, I have no
problems
opening documents within my software Microsoft Office 2007.

Err why would you want to do this in the first place?

[John]

Because it is convenient???

"Gordon" wrote:


"John" wrote in message
...
Each time I want to open a word document via the browser, I receive the
error
message that the document can't be found..until I double-click it again,
and
then it will open. Anyone know why this happens. However, I have no
problems
opening documents within my software Microsoft Office 2007.

Err why would you want to do this in the first place?

[Gordon[_4_]]

"John" wrote in message
...
Because it is convenient???


How is it more "convenient" to open a Word document in a browser (which is
not designed to do that AFAIK) rather than in Word (which IS designed to do
that AFAIK)?

[John]

Mainly because that's how I used to operate all documentation when I was at
work (before becoming redundant). However, whether it is practical or not...a
document should still open when 'double-clicked' in the browser. All other
documents do, even pdf.

"Gordon" wrote:


"John" wrote in message
...
Because it is convenient???


How is it more "convenient" to open a Word document in a browser (which is
not designed to do that AFAIK) rather than in Word (which IS designed to do
that AFAIK)?

[Terry Farrell]

This is usually the office plug-in option in the AV suite. Typically
renowned for this are NAV and Kaspersky, but I don't believe it is limited
to just them. I believe that some third party firewalls can be guilty.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"John" wrote in message
...
Mainly because that's how I used to operate all documentation when I was
at
work (before becoming redundant). However, whether it is practical or
not...a
document should still open when 'double-clicked' in the browser. All other
documents do, even pdf.

"Gordon" wrote:


"John" wrote in message
...
Because it is convenient???


How is it more "convenient" to open a Word document in a browser (which
is
not designed to do that AFAIK) rather than in Word (which IS designed to
do
that AFAIK)?