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John
All,
After testing Office SP3 on XP SP2 machines, I found it removes the TIF and
TIFF registered file type extensions.
I sat in on the TechNet WebCast yesterday about Office SP3 and asked them
about this and they said MODI (Microsoft Office Document Imaging) has been
changed to match Office 2007. They would not answer me as to how we deal with
this delema in Office 2003, or what will be the TIF and TIFF effect in Office
2007.
I can bring the file association back with a simple script using ftype and
assoc, but is there another way? Will there be a subsequent patch to follow
the Office SP3?
It may be a while before we go to Office 2007, and when we do, will the TIF
and TIFF registered file type extensions exist? If not, when a user opens a
TIF or TIFF file, having Office 2007 installed, will the TIF and TIFF file
open? If so, what application default other tham MODI?
Thank you,
John
After testing Office SP3 on XP SP2 machines, I found it removes the TIF and
TIFF registered file type extensions.
I sat in on the TechNet WebCast yesterday about Office SP3 and asked them
about this and they said MODI (Microsoft Office Document Imaging) has been
changed to match Office 2007. They would not answer me as to how we deal with
this delema in Office 2003, or what will be the TIF and TIFF effect in Office
2007.
I can bring the file association back with a simple script using ftype and
assoc, but is there another way? Will there be a subsequent patch to follow
the Office SP3?
It may be a while before we go to Office 2007, and when we do, will the TIF
and TIFF registered file type extensions exist? If not, when a user opens a
TIF or TIFF file, having Office 2007 installed, will the TIF and TIFF file
open? If so, what application default other tham MODI?
Thank you,
John