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Hi Ti,
Thank you for your update.
I do understand that you want to get the solution as soon as possible, but
please understand, another Microsoft engineer is working on your issue in
microsoft.public.office.misc newsgroup, you may check his answer there, and
if you need any further assistance on this particular issue please reply to
him in that thread so he can follow up with you. This will help our
engineers work on your question more efficiently. I also believe he will
do his best to help you resolve this issue, he will provide necessary
resolution including Office and Windows XP.
Your understanding and cooperation is appreciated.
Have a nice day!
Sincerely,
Tom Che
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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>Subject: RE: Can't open Docs in Explorer?
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>v-tomche@online.microsoft.com (Tom Che [MSFT]) wrote in
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>> Hi Ti,
>>
>> Thank you for your posting!
>>
>> I notice that you have posted the same question in our
>> microsoft.public.office.misc newsgroup, to which our Office
>> engineer will respond.
>
>I've checked his response which was appreciated. However, I was
>already familiar with those steps, and completed them with, yet
>no change. I've run chkdsk repair and just un-installed office
>along with other recently installed programs.
>
>The problem appeared to be Word related. But, now I believe the
>problem has something to do with XPPro/Explorer, just don't know
>how to fit it and don't know exactly which newsgroup tech folks
>are capable of assisting, hence the cross posting.
>
>
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