I installed my Office 24 on my new M4 Macbook. Whenever I try to open a new file, it shows...

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I ran the following test:

I took a .docx file I created on my office PC which was stored on our server and saved it locally to my PC harddrive. I then save a copy as .doc as well. Then I emailed both files to my office Outlook account AND my iCloud account (with one email).

BOTH files did NOT open from my Outlook account and BOTH files just opened fine from my iCloud account.

I then forwarded the email from my Outlook account to my iCloud account and now BOTH files did NOT open anymore.

So it seems that my Outlook account (Exchange server) corrupts the files.

Can that be?

best regards

Wolfgang

Hello

I am , Independent Advisor, to work with you on this issue. You should create a new notebook in Onenote online and copy the sections there from these .one files (on a Windows computer). Then you can access these onenotes from your Mac also

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if I could - instead of installing Win 10 and OneNote 2016 - just subscribe to Microsoft 365 to get access to my old OneNote files on my MAC? - This won't work.

I tested this on my PC, seems to be a bug. I am also not able to change the setting. Let's hope this will be solved after the new Windows update.

Hallo Israel
<br />Thank you very much for the quick reply and your information,
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<br />Gladly I repeat again in English my specific problem:
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<br />I installed WINDOWS 11 on my computer yesterday. It was
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<br />It was an update from Microsoft.
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<br />When I wanted to open my MS-Office files - e.g. EXCEL and WORD, I got the following message:
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<br />"Access to the target file denied - wrong parameter".
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<br />My question is how can I solve the problem with your help?
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<br />Best regards
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<br />Wolfgang
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Thank you for your reply!
I've already installed and set up OneDrive on my Mac. Unfortunately, step No. 5 doesn't exist under my OneDrive settings. It only shows Files that are already in OneDrive.
Do you know if there is another way to choose files to synchronise permanently?