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David K
We have a large web site used by Microsoft sales people. This site is
protected by windows live id.
The site provides links to and hosts sales materials - including office
documents, excel sheets, powerpoints, etc.
People using Office 2007 have had an issue opening PowerPoint files. When
they click a PowerPoint link, and choose "Open" instead of Save, the
PowerPoint file opens with a bunch of weird images in it. After further
inspection - saving the file as html and inspecting the source - it is the
Windows-Live-ID sign-in page. Apparently PowerPoint is trying to serve this
page.
This does not happen with word, excel, etc - only with powerpoint - and only
in Office 2007. It is as if PowerPoint does not have access to the user's
credentials from internet explorer.
Since this is not a public site we could ask our users to install a patch or
change some settings... Any ideas of a fix or work-around?
protected by windows live id.
The site provides links to and hosts sales materials - including office
documents, excel sheets, powerpoints, etc.
People using Office 2007 have had an issue opening PowerPoint files. When
they click a PowerPoint link, and choose "Open" instead of Save, the
PowerPoint file opens with a bunch of weird images in it. After further
inspection - saving the file as html and inspecting the source - it is the
Windows-Live-ID sign-in page. Apparently PowerPoint is trying to serve this
page.
This does not happen with word, excel, etc - only with powerpoint - and only
in Office 2007. It is as if PowerPoint does not have access to the user's
credentials from internet explorer.
Since this is not a public site we could ask our users to install a patch or
change some settings... Any ideas of a fix or work-around?