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Sorry, I should add that this only happens via OWA, not in Outlook client. &nbsp;Using Office 2003 and Exchange 2003.
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Sorry, I should add that this only happens via OWA, not in Outlook client.  Using Office 2003 and Exchange 2003.

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Thanks - that's a step forward, however it only opens as read-only. &nbsp;What if you need to make changes and save back to the PF as you can in the Outlook Client?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Thanks - that's a step forward, however it only opens as read-only.  What if you need to make changes and save back to the PF as you can in the Outlook Client?

Thanks


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I don't think you can do that through OWA. <br />
You would have to open the file, do whatever needs doing, save it locally then reattach it. <br />
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Simon.
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I don't think you can do that through OWA.
You would have to open the file, do whatever needs doing, save it locally then reattach it.

Simon.

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I have an Excel file stored in a public folder that when double clicked opens up within a new browser window. &nbsp;How can I set this to open in Excel on the local PC?<br />
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The excel file is not within an &quot;email&quot; post, it's simply been dragged and dropped in the PF.<br />
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Thanks
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I have an Excel file stored in a public folder that when double clicked opens up within a new browser window.  How can I set this to open in Excel on the local PC?

The excel file is not within an "email" post, it's simply been dragged and dropped in the PF.

Thanks

Opening files in Public Folders

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