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MS Office Forum / Word / Web Authoring / February 2006how to create and html link to winword?!?
hi i really need someone to tell me how can i create an url in html code / frontpage so i could have a link that opens word when u press on it !! 10x a lot... The basic approach would be link to a Word document (.doc) file. The app used to open that document (Word, WordPad, Open Office, Wordviewer) etc would depend on the installed software on the web page visitor's computer that has been setup to 'open' Word .doc files. ======= <<"???? ???? ?????? ???? ??????????" <@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B69FFDDC-C607-4A42-AE15-A65C70AEA3AD@microsoft.com... hi i really need someone to tell me how can i create an url in html code / frontpage so i could have a link that opens word when u press on it !! 10x a lot...>>  SignatureLet us know if this helped you, Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* For Everyday MS Office tips to "use right away" - http://microsoft.com/events/series/administrativetipsandtricks.mspx i tried that but the thing is that when u do that a window will pop-up and ask u if u want to save the document / open it and i dont want it 2 b this way... sure, u can change a reg-key so that it wont ask u what to do and immidiatly open the document but the it will open it in windows explorer and not in the application im sure there is a way to open winword / any app by using links... i just dont know how!!! its important for my company to do that so i will really appreciate ur help 10x again... > The basic approach would be link to a Word document (.doc) file. The app used to open that document (Word, WordPad, Open Office, > Wordviewer) etc would depend on the installed software on the web page visitor's computer that has been setup to 'open' Word .doc [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > 10x a lot...>> The 'popup' is based on the way the File Association in Windows is setup on the computer of the person visiting the website and also a number of firewall/security/privacy packages, including Microsoft's will also pop up a warning on files that are not HTML (web pages). The settings in Windows Explorer for File association (likely for a .doc file in your scenario) is one you can set on your computers to have a default action of open, (not considered 'safe' by many today, but you can't normally override the computer settings of visitors to your site and force them to have Word run. This article goes into a bit of technical details on what you may be able to do. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/838028/en-us?FR=1 ========== <<"???? ???? ?????? ???? ??????????" <@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:07353B54-37B2-4E44-AD1F-CD92AB90B03B@microsoft.com... i tried that but the thing is that when u do that a window will pop-up and ask u if u want to save the document / open it and i dont want it 2 b this way... sure, u can change a reg-key so that it wont ask u what to do and immidiatly open the document but the it will open it in windows explorer and not in the application im sure there is a way to open winword / any app by using links... i just dont know how!!! its important for my company to do that so i will really appreciate ur help 10x again... >> SignatureLet us know if this helped you, Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP >>*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends Pricing and Packages for '2007 Microsoft Office System' http://microsoft.com/office/preview
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