Kann keine gespeicherte Datei mehr öffnen - Can no longer open a saved file

Der EPS-Import wurde von Microsoft wegen Sicherheitsbedenken abgeschaltet.

Mehr dazu hier:
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ01250-I-can-no-longer-insert-EPS-graphics-into-PowerPoint.htm

Gruß

G.O.

Habe ich heute gemacht - warte auf eine entsprechende Antwort:

"I am Admin and I can insert any (existing!) folders in the field "Default local file location" and "Default personal templates location" (File – Options – Save), but the new folder will not be saved. If I reopen Excel, than the old standard
folder (user\xyz\documents) will be opened (File – Open – Browse, with the item File – Open – This PC all is ok). On all other Office 2016 applications (Word, PowerPoint, Visio, Project, Access) the new folder will be accepted also for the Browse item. I have
this problem with all my computers, even with a totally new installation of Windows 10 Pro 64Bit and Office 2016 32Bit in a totally new notebook. Can somebody help me?"

Hallo Eric,

schau dir diese Diskussion an:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23101054/hyperlink-to-pdf-file-page-from-word-2013

Demnach funktioniert der von Leo erwähnte Schalter #page=[Seitenzahl] nur, wenn der Hyperlink auf eine URL verweist

(siehe auch
https://answers.acrobatusers.com/Can-I-create-hyperlink-Word-open-bookmark-pdf-q113496.aspx).

In oben genannter Diskussion werden auch Makros gelistet, unter anderem hört sich folgende Aussage gut an:

"I've succesfully tested this short and simple macro, to open a saved PDF file in page 4, would be:

[i]Sub macro_name()
 App_Path = "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 10.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe"
 File_Path = "C:\Documents\test.pdf"
 Page_Num = 4
 Shell App_Path & " /A Page=" & Page_Num & ""&File_Path,vbMaximizedFocus
End Sub[/i]"

Ich selbst hab's nicht getestet.

Viele Grüße

Lisa

noch als Zusatzinfo:

Additional info:

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

Hallo Birgit,

bitte folge den Schritten in der Anleitung und lass uns wissen ob es bei dir geklappt hat! Es ist auf englisch, wenn du Hilfe benötigst kannst du dich ebenfalls melden.

Add iCalendar files into Outlook

iCalendar (or iCal) files are data files that contain details of events including the date, time and location. iCal files can either be opened in Outlook as a new Outlook Calendar (separate from your existing calendars) or the iCal file can be
saved and imported into your existing Outlook Calendar.

• Open an iCal file in Microsoft
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Open an iCal file in Microsoft Outlook
Opening an iCal file in Microsoft Outlook will create a new calendar in your Outlook Calendars that contains the events from the iCal file. This calendar will be completely separate from your other Outlook calendars and will exist in Outlook
until you choose to remove it.

To open an iCal file in Outlook:

1. Click on an iCal link on a website
2. When prompted, click Open. The iCalendar will appear in your Outlook Calendar under 'Other Calendars'.
   

Import an iCal file into your Outlook Calendar
If you would like to add information from an iCal file into your Outlook Calendar:

1. Click on an iCal link on a website
2. When prompted, click Save and save the file to your computer
3. Open Microsoft Outlook and go to File >
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4. When prompted select Import an iCalendar (.ics) or vCalendar file (.vcs) and click
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5. When prompted, browse for the iCal file that you saved to your computer and click
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6. When prompted, click Import
7. The dates from the iCal file will now be imported into your existing Outlook Calendar

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