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WSS 3.0 IE 9 Uploading Multiple Files
SBS 2003, WSS 3.0. Uploading multiple files into a Shared Documents. On some clients it gives us a space to drag and drop files on others it gives us a directory tree to click the files we want to upload. How do we get everyone with the drag and drop option.
Clients IE9 We click allow on the Active X.
Clients IE9 We click allow on the Active X.
Did you have the same issue with IE 8 or IE7?
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I do not know we do not have IE 7 or 8 on the network.
But some computer with IE 9 work just fine.
But some computer with IE 9 work just fine.
Since you have IE9, all computers are obviously Windows 7 computers, since only Windows 7 worksstations can run IE9
But they had a previous version of IE prior to you installing IE9, so did it work previously was my question.
Additionally, are all Windows 7 computers at the PRO or higher level and were they all joined to the domain using the http://servername/connectcomputer wizard? Is the WSS 3.0 sharepoint site in the "Local Intranet" zone in IE??
But they had a previous version of IE prior to you installing IE9, so did it work previously was my question.
Additionally, are all Windows 7 computers at the PRO or higher level and were they all joined to the domain using the http://servername/connectcomputer wizard? Is the WSS 3.0 sharepoint site in the "Local Intranet" zone in IE??
Do all computers have the same version of Microsoft Office?
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CrisHanna_MVP They just started using this site so I do not have any reference to prior versions. These computers are not domain members.
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CrisHanna_MVP Is the WSS 3.0 sharepoint site in the "Local Intranet" zone in IE?
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Sorry what does this mean?
CrisHanna_MVP Is the WSS 3.0 sharepoint site in the "Local Intranet" zone in IE?
CrisHanna_MVP Is the WSS 3.0 sharepoint site in the "Local Intranet" zone in IE?
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jessc7 I will check the office Version
Not sure about IE9 but in IE Properties...Security Tab...you should see Internet Zone Local Intranet Zone Trusted Sites Zone and Restricted Zone
If these are not domain members, are they trying to connect from outside the LAN or inside?
If these are not domain members, are they trying to connect from outside the LAN or inside?