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Are you certain this isnt something custom to your particular setup? I have never seen this before. &nbsp;:(
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Are you certain this isnt something custom to your particular setup? I have never seen this before.  :(

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What happens when you click <b>OK</b>?<br />
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You may get this error in OFFICE 2007 if the Excel file you refer to uses Access (previous version) database...<br />
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Possible solution, import databases from Access (previous version) to Access 2007
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What happens when you click OK?

You may get this error in OFFICE 2007 if the Excel file you refer to uses Access (previous version) database...

Possible solution, import databases from Access (previous version) to Access 2007

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Weird, but thanks for the feedback.
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We have a new install of MS Office 2007 basic. &nbsp;Fully updated and every time we open a document (Word or Excel) we get the following message &quot;When merging the document, ask the user...&quot;. &nbsp;I have tried everything I could think of with no luck. &nbsp;Anyone seen this before? &nbsp;Or know how to fix it? &nbsp;Thanks!<br />
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Todd <a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/08_w32/486253/dialog.png" target="_blank" title="Word dialog that shows up no matter what (2 KB)"><img alt="Word dialog that shows up no matter what" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 451px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/08_w32/486253/dialog.png" /></a>
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We have a new install of MS Office 2007 basic.  Fully updated and every time we open a document (Word or Excel) we get the following message "When merging the document, ask the user...".  I have tried everything I could think of with no luck.  Anyone seen this before?  Or know how to fix it?  Thanks!

Todd 

MS Word &amp; Excel 2007 Problem : When merging the document, ask the user...

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MS Word &amp; Excel 2007 Problem : When merging the document, ask the user...

MS Word & Excel 2007 Problem : When merging the document, ask the user...