From: badger1 on 12 Apr 2010 14:16 Hello, I have Windows 2000 SP4 running Office 2000 SP3. I installed the latest 2007 office compatibility pack (incudes SP1 and SP2), however I am still unable to open Office 2007 files, specifically .xlsx and .docx. I have tried repairing and reinstalling Office. I have downloaded and installed all the Microsoft Security updates and Office 2000 Updates. I even uninstalled and reinstalled the compatibility pack. Still no luck. I get the following error when opening a Word 2007 doc. "There was an error opening the file". Excel just says the file is an unrecognizable format. Is there a registry setting I need to change? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks...
From: mlstev01 on 10 May 2010 15:41 We have the same setup on some of our computers. Windows 2000 SP4 running Office 2000 SP3 and getting the same error. Users were able to open documents fine until end of April. Now they can't seem to open any .docx files. Didn't know if it could be related to windows updates for April so removed all of them rebooted and still had the issue. Tried removing compatibility pack and viewer, rebooted then reinstalled, no good. Tried removing Office, compatibility pack, etc. and try reinstalling. We are stumped also. Trying to figure out what could have changed to cause this. Hopefully someone has an answer. "badger1" wrote: > Hello, > > I have Windows 2000 SP4 running Office 2000 SP3. I installed the latest > 2007 office compatibility pack (incudes SP1 and SP2), however I am still > unable to open Office 2007 files, specifically .xlsx and .docx. I have tried > repairing and reinstalling Office. I have downloaded and installed all the > Microsoft Security updates and Office 2000 Updates. I even uninstalled and > reinstalled the compatibility pack. Still no luck. I get the following > error when opening a Word 2007 doc. "There was an error opening the file". > Excel just says the file is an unrecognizable format. > > Is there a registry setting I need to change? Any help would be > appreciated. Thanks...
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