Office pros?

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Hello people. I have a network consisting of 5 computers running windows xp
,3 pro and 2 home. Office 97 is running on all computers. Ms schedule
(either 7.5 or 7.0) is used on all computers. schedule file1.scd and
schedule file2.scd are located on a network share. On all 5 computers there
are shortcuts to these schedule files. Users read and write to these
schedule files on all 5 computers. I now must upgrade MS Office to 2003
while still allowing schedule to work. How do i do this???? After
installing Office 2003 problems arise. When clicking on the schedule
file1.scd shortcut i get an error saying cannot open "shedule" i click ok
then i get another error saying cannot open "file1.scd" its almost like
scedule is trying to open the one file in two parts??

 

[NewScience]

Since Schedule is an old product, pathnames with imbedded spaces must be
quoted in the registry on the .scd entry.

Do this on one machine:

1. Open Regedit
2. Click on HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.scd keyname (not the '+', the actual .scd
name)
3. Over in the right panel, you should see:

(Default) REG_SZ (or REG_EXPAND_SZ)
SchedulePlus.Application.7

4. Now open HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SchedulePlus.Application.7
5. Click on the '+' (cascading downward), until you see 'command' (without
the quotes)

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
SchedulePlus.Application.7
shell
open
command

6. Click on the keyname 'command'
7. Over in the right panel, you should see:

(Default) REG_SZ
E:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~3\Office\1033\SCHDPL32.EXE '%1'

If the %1 does not have quotes around it, add them
Remember, that is my pathname on my system, so don't try to match it. I
have all my applications on my E: Drive.
Just make sure that your %1 is quoted.

Once you do this, you can export the 'command' key and import it on each
system, or force it to be run on login in networked.

 

[NewScience]

Since Schedule is an old product, pathnames with imbedded spaces must be
quoted in the registry on the .scd entry.

Do this on one machine:

1. Open Regedit
2. Click on HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.scd keyname (not the '+', the actual .scd
name)
3. Over in the right panel, you should see:

(Default) REG_SZ (or REG_EXPAND_SZ)
SchedulePlus.Application.7

4. Now open HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SchedulePlus.Application.7
5. Click on the '+' (cascading downward), until you see 'command' (without
the quotes)

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
SchedulePlus.Application.7
shell
open
command

6. Click on the keyname 'command'
7. Over in the right panel, you should see:

(Default) REG_SZ
E:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~3\Office\1033\SCHDPL32.EXE '%1'

If the %1 does not have quotes around it, add them
Remember, that is my pathname on my system, so don't try to match it. I
have all my applications on my E: Drive.
Just make sure that your %1 is quoted.

Once you do this, you can export the 'command' key and import it on each
system, or force it to be run on login in networked.

 

[NewScience]

Since Schedule is an old product, pathnames with imbedded spaces must be
quoted in the registry on the .scd entry.

Do this on one machine:

1. Open Regedit
2. Click on HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.scd keyname (not the '+', the actual .scd
name)
3. Over in the right panel, you should see:

(Default) REG_SZ (or REG_EXPAND_SZ)
SchedulePlus.Application.7

4. Now open HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SchedulePlus.Application.7
5. Click on the '+' (cascading downward), until you see 'command' (without
the quotes)

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
SchedulePlus.Application.7
shell
open
command

6. Click on the keyname 'command'
7. Over in the right panel, you should see:

(Default) REG_SZ
E:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~3\Office\1033\SCHDPL32.EXE '%1'

If the %1 does not have quotes around it, add them
Remember, that is my pathname on my system, so don't try to match it. I
have all my applications on my E: Drive.
Just make sure that your %1 is quoted.

Once you do this, you can export the 'command' key and import it on each
system, or force it to be run on login in networked.

 

[NewScience]

Since Schedule is an old product, pathnames with imbedded spaces must be
quoted in the registry on the .scd entry.

Do this on one machine:

1. Open Regedit
2. Click on HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.scd keyname (not the '+', the actual .scd
name)
3. Over in the right panel, you should see:

(Default) REG_SZ (or REG_EXPAND_SZ)
SchedulePlus.Application.7

4. Now open HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SchedulePlus.Application.7
5. Click on the '+' (cascading downward), until you see 'command' (without
the quotes)

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
SchedulePlus.Application.7
shell
open
command

6. Click on the keyname 'command'
7. Over in the right panel, you should see:

(Default) REG_SZ
E:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~3\Office\1033\SCHDPL32.EXE '%1'

If the %1 does not have quotes around it, add them
Remember, that is my pathname on my system, so don't try to match it. I
have all my applications on my E: Drive.
Just make sure that your %1 is quoted.

Once you do this, you can export the 'command' key and import it on each
system, or force it to be run on login in networked.

 

[NewScience]

Since Schedule is an old product, pathnames with imbedded spaces must be
quoted in the registry on the .scd entry.

Do this on one machine:

1. Open Regedit
2. Click on HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.scd keyname (not the '+', the actual .scd
name)
3. Over in the right panel, you should see:

(Default) REG_SZ (or REG_EXPAND_SZ)
SchedulePlus.Application.7

4. Now open HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SchedulePlus.Application.7
5. Click on the '+' (cascading downward), until you see 'command' (without
the quotes)

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
SchedulePlus.Application.7
shell
open
command

6. Click on the keyname 'command'
7. Over in the right panel, you should see:

(Default) REG_SZ
E:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~3\Office\1033\SCHDPL32.EXE '%1'

If the %1 does not have quotes around it, add them
Remember, that is my pathname on my system, so don't try to match it. I
have all my applications on my E: Drive.
Just make sure that your %1 is quoted.

Once you do this, you can export the 'command' key and import it on each
system, or force it to be run on login in networked.