D
DRickard
I have several documents (Excel and Word) that were password protected in
Office 2003. When I installed Office 2007, I re-saved those documents using
the new format (.xlsx or .docx). The passwords remained intact. Now, when I
go to open those documents, I get a 'File is corrupt' error message.
I can save new documents using the 2003 format and password protection, no
problems; however, if I try to password protect using the new format, I
receive an error message cannot access the path of the document location
(drive letter\folder) or (a) File is in use by another program; (b) File/Path
doesn't exist; or (c) Workbook with the same file name as the open file.
None of these are true.
FYI, we're running 2003 Terminal Server and Office 2007 under an Open
License agreement. I have sufficient licenses for all users and am the
Administrator, so licensing and my security level are not the problem.
This is a new problem, as I used to be able to password protect documents in
the new format. Any suggestions?
Office 2003. When I installed Office 2007, I re-saved those documents using
the new format (.xlsx or .docx). The passwords remained intact. Now, when I
go to open those documents, I get a 'File is corrupt' error message.
I can save new documents using the 2003 format and password protection, no
problems; however, if I try to password protect using the new format, I
receive an error message cannot access the path of the document location
(drive letter\folder) or (a) File is in use by another program; (b) File/Path
doesn't exist; or (c) Workbook with the same file name as the open file.
None of these are true.
FYI, we're running 2003 Terminal Server and Office 2007 under an Open
License agreement. I have sufficient licenses for all users and am the
Administrator, so licensing and my security level are not the problem.
This is a new problem, as I used to be able to password protect documents in
the new format. Any suggestions?