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Office 2007 hyperlinks not working in Windows 7 Enterprise x64
When I attempt to add a hyperlink in office 2007 (Insert > Hyperlink) the contents of our mapped (M drive) do not appear.
The drive is mapped and when I click browse folders (folder icon on the right) I am able to see the contents but this is not ideal for some (picky) users
This happens in all office 2007 products outlook, excel, word.
I have another drive mapped, the H drive which is on the same file server just a different folder which does appear.
I also have another drive letter mapped which is the z: drive which appears (different file server).
This is happening to all the machines on my network which I have recently imaged with a clean image of Windows 7 enterprise.
We are using a 2008 File server.
Tried reinstalling still no luck, Tried Safe Mode no luck, Tried Disabling Add Ins, No luck. Please help me out!!
The drive is mapped and when I click browse folders (folder icon on the right) I am able to see the contents but this is not ideal for some (picky) users
This happens in all office 2007 products outlook, excel, word.
I have another drive mapped, the H drive which is on the same file server just a different folder which does appear.
I also have another drive letter mapped which is the z: drive which appears (different file server).
This is happening to all the machines on my network which I have recently imaged with a clean image of Windows 7 enterprise.
We are using a 2008 File server.
Tried reinstalling still no luck, Tried Safe Mode no luck, Tried Disabling Add Ins, No luck. Please help me out!!
Look in Outlook -> Tools -> Trust Center -> Automatic Download. I turned that off (be careful), but in there is attachment and download handling. Check there. Also Actions -> Junk Email and check the handling options in there. I went through those two places and I can use links fine. ... Thinkpads_User
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