"Rainald Taesler" wrote:

> 3.) What happens when you use the Windows Explorer (outside ON) and
> double-click on a file?
>

She'll observe the expected behaviour, that's for sure. The open file
dialogs in Microsoft Office are something special. I would expect that Marla
will observe the same "strange" behaviour in all of the Microsoft Office
applications on her computer.

But this is not a problem. Usually you have two options to select the file:
By double-clicking the file, - but this works only, if the highlighted
command in the context menu of the file is "Select" -, or by typing the file
name in the correspondent combobox . In the latter case you don't have to
type the complete file name; once you start typing, the combobox displays a
drop down list from where you can pick the desired file name.

Ricco.

Ricco Reimann wrote:

>> 3.) What happens when you use the Windows Explorer (outside ON)
>> and double-click on a file?
>>
> She'll observe the expected behaviour, that's for sure. The open
> file dialogs in Microsoft Office are something special. I would
> expect that Marla will observe the same "strange" behaviour in all
> of the Microsoft Office applications on her computer.
>
> But this is not a problem. Usually you have two options to select
> the file: By double-clicking the file, - but this works only, if
> the highlighted command in the context menu of the file is "Select"
> -, or by typing the file name in the correspondent combobox . In
> the latter case you don't have to type the complete file name; once
> you start typing, the combobox displays a drop down list from where
> you can pick the desired file name.

Sorry, I can not see to what this might belong.
You have not been active in this thread, AFAICS.

So I have no idea on who "she" might be and what your posting is about
and into which thread it might belong :- :-( :-(

Rainald