A
Alex D.
Hi,
I have an intranet server in the trusted zone that hosts
Word documents containing VBA code. When the user accesses
the document from his XP client computer a Word instance
is started on the local computer and the VBA code saves a
local copy of the document in the user's temp folder with
a well known name, as the first stage of the processing
that takes place.
If Outlook XP is running, the VBA code stops with an error
code 70 'Access denied' and in the user's temp folder I
can see a Word document with what may look like a randomly
generated temporary file name, "msoXXXXX". The temporary
document is also set to read only.
I lowered all security both within Word and Outlook and
still have the problem. All applications run under the
same account which was also granted administrative rights
on the computer and the problem still persists.
I suppose that Outlook restricts the security context of
the Word object and this causes the problem.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Alex.
I have an intranet server in the trusted zone that hosts
Word documents containing VBA code. When the user accesses
the document from his XP client computer a Word instance
is started on the local computer and the VBA code saves a
local copy of the document in the user's temp folder with
a well known name, as the first stage of the processing
that takes place.
If Outlook XP is running, the VBA code stops with an error
code 70 'Access denied' and in the user's temp folder I
can see a Word document with what may look like a randomly
generated temporary file name, "msoXXXXX". The temporary
document is also set to read only.
I lowered all security both within Word and Outlook and
still have the problem. All applications run under the
same account which was also granted administrative rights
on the computer and the problem still persists.
I suppose that Outlook restricts the security context of
the Word object and this causes the problem.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Alex.