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MS Office Forum / Publisher / General MS Publisher Questions / December 2007can't open
Hi all, I have received a publisher file that has been burnt to disk with the identical program as mine. I can not open it . It just says publisher can't open this file. Is there any magic thing I could try to open it. Thanks. Kaye Payne All incoming and outgoing emails are checked by "VET Anti-Virus Protection 2007" auto updated and just to make sure AVG has also been installed. > I have received a publisher file that has been burnt to disk with the > identical program as mine. I can not open it . It just says publisher can't > open this file. Is there any magic thing I could try to open it. Thanks. Copy the file to your hard drive, remove the read-only attribute (right-click > Properties to change it), and try opening it there. > All incoming and outgoing emails are checked by "VET Anti-Virus Protection > 2007" auto updated and just to make sure AVG has also been installed. Two antivirus applications are not necessarily better than one.  SignatureEd Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher http://ed.mvps.org >> All incoming and outgoing emails are checked by "VET Anti-Virus Protection >> 2007" auto updated and just to make sure AVG has also been installed. > >Two antivirus applications are not necessarily better than one. AFAIK - two CAN be worse than one. Thanks for the help. No luck though. I think the file may be too large but the one burnt with it opens fine. Kaye Payne When you say "identical program" are you meaning same version? In Publisher, BIG difference in the various versions. Both Publisher programs have any and all Service Packs? Also, try turning off the Virus Protection programs, if not already suggested. And you might try copying the file from the hard drive to a thumb drive for transport. Then there's split the file into chunks with a file splitting program and e-mailing it to yourself. SignatureDon Vancouver, USA > Hi all, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > All incoming and outgoing emails are checked by "VET Anti-Virus Protection > 2007" auto updated and just to make sure AVG has also been installed. How to troubleshoot a damaged publication in Publisher. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/198256/en-us SignatureMary Sauer MSFT MVP http://office.microsoft.com/ http://msauer.mvps.org/ news://msnews.microsoft.com > When you say "identical program" are you meaning same version? In Publisher, > BIG difference in the various versions. Both Publisher programs have any and [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> All incoming and outgoing emails are checked by "VET Anti-Virus Protection >> 2007" auto updated and just to make sure AVG has also been installed. Thank you all for your help. Not sure why it would not open but it was a large file but one nearly as large opened alongside it. We had to travel back 50k's and burn it again. First we deleted a few files and then it opened. Thanks again Kaye Payne |
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