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From: Swastik Chandra on 14 Mar 2007 04:41
Hey Robb,
I have got problem here. The problem occurs when you have
the sharepoint 2007 version running and you have your office suit as Office
2003. This basically causes compatibility problem and thus results in
crashing IE. I have then upgraded all the systems to Office 2007 Pro and
'BINGO'. I have never had any problem since 3 weeks now.

Hope this could give you some relief....

Swastik.

"Robb Gilmore" wrote:

> Thanks, but that did not work either. The IE crash occurred when I was
> logged on as the sharepoint admin on my PC.
>
> Anyone have any other ideas? I called MS and paid $245 for support, but
> that ws 11 days ago and I have still not received a call back!!
>
> thanks,
> -Robb
From: spconsultant on 16 Mar 2007 09:19
On Feb 22, 3:40 pm, Robb Gilmore <rgilm...(a)newsgroup.nospam> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We use Sharepoint as our IntraNet. There are many offices docs stored there
> for sharedc access. I recently moved to a new PC, and on this new machine,
> IE crashes any time I attempt to open an office doc through shrepoint.
>
> This crash gives the following message:
> "An unhandled win32 exception occurred in IEXPLORE.exe [904]"
>
> The error number 904 is not always the same. This occurs if I click on a
> document link to open it, or drop down the menu and select "Edit in ..". It
> does NOT occur if I drag the link from Sharepoint to my desktop, and then
> open the document from that shortcut. That has been my work-around, but it
> isn't very convenient at all.
>
> Can anyone tell me how to fix this? I have 2 other PC's which seem to be at
> the same IE version and neither of them have this problem.
>
> thanks
> Robb

This situation is posted all over the net. I did not figure this out,
but found an article that
lead me down the path. It fixed it for me and a client.

The problem appears to be related to Office 2007 sharepoint support.
The same issue appears in SharePoint Designer 2007! I suspect your
issue started after implementing SharePoint designer 2007 or office
2007.

To resolve the problem, you can do the following for sharepoint
designer. I suspect the same applies to office 2007.

1. Open the control panel, and select Add/Remove Programs.

2. Click on Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2007 on the list of
installed programs

3. Click on the Change button

4. Select Add or Remove Features, and click on Continue

5. Expand the "Office Tools" option (click on the + )

6. Locate the Windows SharePoint Services Support feature

7. Click the down arrow on the drive Icon and select "Not Available"

8. Select Continue.

9. after completion, click close.



This will uninstall SharePoint support.


Then, reinstall the support!

Do steps 1 through 6,

Then


7. Click the down arrow on the drive Icon and select "Run All From My
Computer"

(Verify both of the options underneath are also selected
automatically)

This will install SharePoint support, and correct the previous issues.

8. Select Continue.

9. after completion, click close.




From: Paul Zanbaka on 6 Apr 2007 14:36
Have you checked the macro security level on the word documents
--
Paul Zanbaka
Sharepoint Adminstrator and DBA
www.mycodekb.com


"spconsultant" wrote:

> On Feb 22, 3:40 pm, Robb Gilmore <rgilm...(a)newsgroup.nospam> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > We use Sharepoint as our IntraNet. There are many offices docs stored there
> > for sharedc access. I recently moved to a new PC, and on this new machine,
> > IE crashes any time I attempt to open an office doc through shrepoint.
> >
> > This crash gives the following message:
> > "An unhandled win32 exception occurred in IEXPLORE.exe [904]"
> >
> > The error number 904 is not always the same. This occurs if I click on a
> > document link to open it, or drop down the menu and select "Edit in ..". It
> > does NOT occur if I drag the link from Sharepoint to my desktop, and then
> > open the document from that shortcut. That has been my work-around, but it
> > isn't very convenient at all.
> >
> > Can anyone tell me how to fix this? I have 2 other PC's which seem to be at
> > the same IE version and neither of them have this problem.
> >
> > thanks
> > Robb
>
> This situation is posted all over the net. I did not figure this out,
> but found an article that
> lead me down the path. It fixed it for me and a client.
>
> The problem appears to be related to Office 2007 sharepoint support.
> The same issue appears in SharePoint Designer 2007! I suspect your
> issue started after implementing SharePoint designer 2007 or office
> 2007.
>
> To resolve the problem, you can do the following for sharepoint
> designer. I suspect the same applies to office 2007.
>
> 1. Open the control panel, and select Add/Remove Programs.
>
> 2. Click on Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2007 on the list of
> installed programs
>
> 3. Click on the Change button
>
> 4. Select Add or Remove Features, and click on Continue
>
> 5. Expand the "Office Tools" option (click on the + )
>
> 6. Locate the Windows SharePoint Services Support feature
>
> 7. Click the down arrow on the drive Icon and select "Not Available"
>
> 8. Select Continue.
>
> 9. after completion, click close.
>
>
>
> This will uninstall SharePoint support.
>
>
> Then, reinstall the support!
>
> Do steps 1 through 6,
>
> Then
>
>
> 7. Click the down arrow on the drive Icon and select "Run All From My
> Computer"
>
> (Verify both of the options underneath are also selected
> automatically)
>
> This will install SharePoint support, and correct the previous issues.
>
> 8. Select Continue.
>
> 9. after completion, click close.
>
>
>
>
>
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