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refurbmike
Sorry for the wordy subject; but I'm not sure how to describe that feature.
To describe what I'm talking about:
When a user right-clicks on a basic desktop, they're given a menu w/ the
option to create new files. This is also available in the File menu, when
using explorer.
So... at our company, we have Office 2007 installed. However, we are
attempting to keep our files in the older .doc, .xls, etc. formats until
we're comfortable that most of our vendors are ready to begin exchanging
files in the newer formats. Therefore, we've changed the "Save files in this
format" settings in Office to the older versions.
However, some of our users have been in the habit of creating files using
the desktop file creation method above. When they do this, the file created
is a newer format: xlsx, docx, etcx. Also, since the file is immediately
created at this point, the file type is preserved into the newer format,
unless they distinctively change it. While they don't know (nor probably
care) which type of document they're creating/saving, we'd like to stop this
by forcing some rule or GPO. I've combed over the registry and GPs to change
this setting, but have been unsuccessful.
Any thoughts?
To describe what I'm talking about:
When a user right-clicks on a basic desktop, they're given a menu w/ the
option to create new files. This is also available in the File menu, when
using explorer.
So... at our company, we have Office 2007 installed. However, we are
attempting to keep our files in the older .doc, .xls, etc. formats until
we're comfortable that most of our vendors are ready to begin exchanging
files in the newer formats. Therefore, we've changed the "Save files in this
format" settings in Office to the older versions.
However, some of our users have been in the habit of creating files using
the desktop file creation method above. When they do this, the file created
is a newer format: xlsx, docx, etcx. Also, since the file is immediately
created at this point, the file type is preserved into the newer format,
unless they distinctively change it. While they don't know (nor probably
care) which type of document they're creating/saving, we'd like to stop this
by forcing some rule or GPO. I've combed over the registry and GPs to change
this setting, but have been unsuccessful.
Any thoughts?