opening files in different version of Publisher

W

Working Waterfront

Our office computer runs on XP and has Publisher 2002. My boss has XP on his
home computer and Publisher 2000. When he tries to work on a document from
work on his home computer, it won't open. He uses the "save as" function and
saves the document as a Publisher 98 file. Is there some way around this
problem?
 
M

Mary Sauer

If your boss has Norton, have him disable "script blocking." If that doesn't do it
have him disable "Office Plug-ins" in Norton options.
 
W

Working Waterfront

Mary,

Thank you for the info. I'm not at work, but will try these out on Monday.
He does have Norton, so this ought to help.

Thanks again,
Working Waterfront
 
H

honeybeevic

Mary,
did this work for you? I am having the same problem with Publisher, except I
am on a deadline right now and this problem has just hit me over the head -no
time! Do I have to save the docs as Pub98 files before I can open them in
Pub2000 even with the Norton stuff disabled?
Thanks!
~Victoria
 
H

honeybeevic

Mary,
did this work for you? I am having the same problem with Publisher, except I
am on a deadline right now and this problem has just hit me over the head -no
time! Do I have to save the docs as Pub98 files before I can open them in
Pub2000 even with the Norton stuff disabled?
Thanks!
~Victoria
 
M

Mary Sauer

You should be able to open a 2000 file with 2000, there would be no reason to save as
98. Try this, right-click the file, properties, opens with... change, select
Publisher 2000.
Are you certain the files are 2000?
 
R

rickr7785

Working Waterfront said:
Our office computer runs on XP and has Publisher 2002. My boss has XP on his
home computer and Publisher 2000. When he tries to work on a document from
work on his home computer, it won't open. He uses the "save as" function and
saves the document as a Publisher 98 file. Is there some way around this
problem?
 

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