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02-14-2009, 11:26 PM
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| Microsoft Office Document Imaging Using WindowsXP......... I have about 30 Tiff files I need to be able to open by hyperlink in Microsoft Office Document Imaging. There is a hyperlink to each Tiff file in an index on an HTML page. I navigated to the Tiff files in Windows Explorer and right clicked on each Tiff file, clicked on Open With and clicked on Microsoft Office Document Imaging. When I click on a hyperlink in the Html index, a dialog screen opens and wants me to go to the internet and find a program to open the Tiff file rather than just opening the Tiff file in Microsoft Office Document Imaging which is what I need. If I go to a Tiff file in Windows Explorer and click on the file, the Tiff file opens in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. If I open Microsoft Office Document Imaging and then open a Tiff file, the Tiff file opens in Microsoft Office Document Imaging. How do I get the Tiff file to open in Microsoft Office Document Imaging when I click the hyperlink in the HTML Index? Thank you! Steve      |
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02-14-2009, 11:26 PM
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02-14-2009, 11:28 PM
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| Re: Microsoft Office Document Imaging R-click the tif file and select Open With, and then set MODI as the Always Open with application. Steve wrote: > Using WindowsXP......... > > I have about 30 Tiff files I need to be able to open by hyperlink in > Microsoft Office Document Imaging. There is a hyperlink to each Tiff file in > an index on an HTML page. I navigated to the Tiff files in Windows Explorer > and right clicked on each Tiff file, clicked on Open With and clicked on > Microsoft Office Document Imaging. When I click on a hyperlink in the Html > index, a dialog screen opens and wants me to go to the internet and find a > program to open the Tiff file rather than just opening the Tiff file in > Microsoft Office Document Imaging which is what I need. If I go to a Tiff > file in Windows Explorer and click on the file, the Tiff file opens in > Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. If I open Microsoft Office Document Imaging > and then open a Tiff file, the Tiff file opens in Microsoft Office Document > Imaging. How do I get the Tiff file to open in Microsoft Office Document > Imaging when I click the hyperlink in the HTML Index? > > Thank you! > > Steve > > |
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02-14-2009, 11:31 PM
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| Re: Microsoft Office Document Imaging Hi Bob, Please read the third sentence in my post. I think I did what you said. Did I do it correctly? Steve "Bob I" <birelan******.com> wrote in message news:%23IlyX7kdJHA.3792@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > R-click the tif file and select Open With, and then set MODI as the Always > Open with application. > > Steve wrote: > >> Using WindowsXP......... >> >> I have about 30 Tiff files I need to be able to open by hyperlink in >> Microsoft Office Document Imaging. There is a hyperlink to each Tiff file >> in an index on an HTML page. I navigated to the Tiff files in Windows >> Explorer and right clicked on each Tiff file, clicked on Open With and >> clicked on Microsoft Office Document Imaging. When I click on a hyperlink >> in the Html index, a dialog screen opens and wants me to go to the >> internet and find a program to open the Tiff file rather than just >> opening the Tiff file in Microsoft Office Document Imaging which is what >> I need. If I go to a Tiff file in Windows Explorer and click on the file, >> the Tiff file opens in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. If I open >> Microsoft Office Document Imaging and then open a Tiff file, the Tiff >> file opens in Microsoft Office Document Imaging. How do I get the Tiff >> file to open in Microsoft Office Document Imaging when I click the >> hyperlink in the HTML Index? >> >> Thank you! >> >> Steve > |
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02-14-2009, 11:33 PM
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| Re: Microsoft Office Document Imaging Sorry, we missed "Choose Program", you will need the following steps. Open with, Choose Program, Select MODI, Set "Always use this program...." check box OK Steve wrote: > Hi Bob, > > Please read the third sentence in my post. I think I did what you said. Did > I do it correctly? > > Steve > > > "Bob I" <birelan******.com> wrote in message > news:%23IlyX7kdJHA.3792@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > >>R-click the tif file and select Open With, and then set MODI as the Always >>Open with application. >> >>Steve wrote: >> >> >>>Using WindowsXP......... >>> >>>I have about 30 Tiff files I need to be able to open by hyperlink in >>>Microsoft Office Document Imaging. There is a hyperlink to each Tiff file >>>in an index on an HTML page. I navigated to the Tiff files in Windows >>>Explorer and right clicked on each Tiff file, clicked on Open With and >>>clicked on Microsoft Office Document Imaging. When I click on a hyperlink >>>in the Html index, a dialog screen opens and wants me to go to the >>>internet and find a program to open the Tiff file rather than just >>>opening the Tiff file in Microsoft Office Document Imaging which is what >>>I need. If I go to a Tiff file in Windows Explorer and click on the file, >>>the Tiff file opens in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. If I open >>>Microsoft Office Document Imaging and then open a Tiff file, the Tiff >>>file opens in Microsoft Office Document Imaging. How do I get the Tiff >>>file to open in Microsoft Office Document Imaging when I click the >>>hyperlink in the HTML Index? >>> >>>Thank you! >>> >>>Steve >> > > |
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02-14-2009, 11:34 PM
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| Re: Microsoft Office Document Imaging Hi Bob, Thanks for your help! It's working for me now. Previously I just selected MODI from the list. When I Choose Program, Select MODI an set the checkbox it all works now. Steve "Bob I" <birelan******.com> wrote in message news:%23mIo2TxdJHA.556@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > Sorry, we missed "Choose Program", you will need the following steps. > Open with, > Choose Program, > Select MODI, > Set "Always use this program...." check box > OK > > > > > Steve wrote: > >> Hi Bob, >> >> Please read the third sentence in my post. I think I did what you said. >> Did I do it correctly? >> >> Steve >> >> >> "Bob I" <birelan******.com> wrote in message >> news:%23IlyX7kdJHA.3792@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> >>>R-click the tif file and select Open With, and then set MODI as the >>>Always Open with application. >>> >>>Steve wrote: >>> >>> >>>>Using WindowsXP......... >>>> >>>>I have about 30 Tiff files I need to be able to open by hyperlink in >>>>Microsoft Office Document Imaging. There is a hyperlink to each Tiff >>>>file in an index on an HTML page. I navigated to the Tiff files in >>>>Windows Explorer and right clicked on each Tiff file, clicked on Open >>>>With and clicked on Microsoft Office Document Imaging. When I click on a >>>>hyperlink in the Html index, a dialog screen opens and wants me to go to >>>>the internet and find a program to open the Tiff file rather than just >>>>opening the Tiff file in Microsoft Office Document Imaging which is what >>>>I need. If I go to a Tiff file in Windows Explorer and click on the >>>>file, the Tiff file opens in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. If I open >>>>Microsoft Office Document Imaging and then open a Tiff file, the Tiff >>>>file opens in Microsoft Office Document Imaging. How do I get the Tiff >>>>file to open in Microsoft Office Document Imaging when I click the >>>>hyperlink in the HTML Index? >>>> >>>>Thank you! >>>> >>>>Steve >>> >> >> > |
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02-14-2009, 11:34 PM
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| Re: Microsoft Office Document Imaging You're welcome, sorry we missed that "assignment" step. You have a great day. Steve wrote: > Hi Bob, > > Thanks for your help! It's working for me now. Previously I just selected > MODI from the list. When I Choose Program, Select MODI an set the checkbox > it all works now. > > Steve > > > "Bob I" <birelan******.com> wrote in message > news:%23mIo2TxdJHA.556@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > >>Sorry, we missed "Choose Program", you will need the following steps. >>Open with, >>Choose Program, >>Select MODI, >>Set "Always use this program...." check box >>OK >> >> >> >> >>Steve wrote: >> >> >>>Hi Bob, >>> >>>Please read the third sentence in my post. I think I did what you said. >>>Did I do it correctly? >>> >>>Steve >>> >>> >>>"Bob I" <birelan******.com> wrote in message >>>news:%23IlyX7kdJHA.3792@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl. .. >>> >>> >>>>R-click the tif file and select Open With, and then set MODI as the >>>>Always Open with application. >>>> >>>>Steve wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Using WindowsXP......... >>>>> >>>>>I have about 30 Tiff files I need to be able to open by hyperlink in >>>>>Microsoft Office Document Imaging. There is a hyperlink to each Tiff >>>>>file in an index on an HTML page. I navigated to the Tiff files in >>>>>Windows Explorer and right clicked on each Tiff file, clicked on Open >>>>>With and clicked on Microsoft Office Document Imaging. When I click on a >>>>>hyperlink in the Html index, a dialog screen opens and wants me to go to >>>>>the internet and find a program to open the Tiff file rather than just >>>>>opening the Tiff file in Microsoft Office Document Imaging which is what >>>>>I need. If I go to a Tiff file in Windows Explorer and click on the >>>>>file, the Tiff file opens in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. If I open >>>>>Microsoft Office Document Imaging and then open a Tiff file, the Tiff >>>>>file opens in Microsoft Office Document Imaging. How do I get the Tiff >>>>>file to open in Microsoft Office Document Imaging when I click the >>>>>hyperlink in the HTML Index? >>>>> >>>>>Thank you! >>>>> >>>>>Steve >>>> >>> > > |
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