That's what I was looking for. Thanks much..
"william davidson" wrote:
Quote:
> This should help
>
> http://ask-leo.com/where_did_file_as...ows_vista.html
>
> "MManry" <MManry@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:5AAF4947-4A5C-44C0-A2EE-6873C8D9F11A@xxxxxx Quote:
> > Certain reports and letters in our online system are designed to call MS
> > Excel or MS Word inside a browser window. While this works great with
> > Office
> > 2003 or Office 97, the default settings for Office 2007 cause an issue.
> > By
> > default Office 2007 file types called by our system open the actual Office
> > application, either Excel or Word, instead of opening in a browser window.
> > While this poses no issue on the built in letters or the first level of a
> > report, it does cause an issue with report drill downs. For example, if
> > Office 2007 is installed, clicking on a numerator or denominator in a
> > report
> > will call a new browser window and generate an error message saying that
> > you
> > must be logged into view that page. To fix this, you open Windows
> > Explorer
> > and select Tools from the menu. Then select Folder Options. Once the
> > Folder
> > Options opens, select the File Types tab. Scroll down to the XLS
> > Microsoft
> > Excel 97-2003 and select it. Then click Advanced. When the Advanced tab
> > opens, check the box flagged “Browse in same window”. However, if you
> > have
> > Vista installed once you open Folder Options,, there is no File Types tab.
> > How do I apply this fix in Vista?
>
>