We have design a policy for a taskstation. With that policy you cannot use the right mouse key in IE. If someone get a mail with a XLS-attachment, they get a warning that they first have to download the file with the right mouse key and then open the file. If they do that with a Word document, they can open the file without downloading. Is there an option to open XLS-files directly?
Is this via OWA or via Outlook? "Theodora" wrote in message news:9D226106-0107-4417-8A00-CF9D7949C2CD@microsoft.com... > We have design a policy for a taskstation. With that policy you cannot use > the right mouse key in IE. > If someone get a mail with a XLS-attachment, they get a warning that they > first have to download the file with the right mouse key and then open the > file. > If they do that with a Word document, they can open the file without > downloading. Is there an option to open XLS-files directly? >
It's in Outlook Web Access "John Fullbright" wrote: > Is this via OWA or via Outlook? > > > "Theodora" wrote in message > news:9D226106-0107-4417-8A00-CF9D7949C2CD@microsoft.com... > > We have design a policy for a taskstation. With that policy you cannot use > > the right mouse key in IE. > > If someone get a mail with a XLS-attachment, they get a warning that they > > first have to download the file with the right mouse key and then open the > > file. > > If they do that with a Word document, they can open the file without > > downloading. Is there an option to open XLS-files directly? > > > > >
There is always web ready documents http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb852213(EXCHG.80).aspx If that's not what you want, then look at direct file access settings http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb430754(EXCHG.80).aspx "Theodora" wrote in message news:35C505E9-346E-4F18-9703-CDC301564014@microsoft.com... > It's in Outlook Web Access > > "John Fullbright" wrote: > >> Is this via OWA or via Outlook? >> >> >> "Theodora" wrote in message >> news:9D226106-0107-4417-8A00-CF9D7949C2CD@microsoft.com... >> > We have design a policy for a taskstation. With that policy you cannot >> > use >> > the right mouse key in IE. >> > If someone get a mail with a XLS-attachment, they get a warning that >> > they >> > first have to download the file with the right mouse key and then open >> > the >> > file. >> > If they do that with a Word document, they can open the file without >> > downloading. Is there an option to open XLS-files directly? >> > >> >> >>
Hello John, Is it also possible with Microsoft® Office Outlook® Web Access voor Exchange Server 2003? "John Fullbright" wrote: > There is always web ready documents > > http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb852213(EXCHG.80).aspx > > If that's not what you want, then look at direct file access settings > > http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb430754(EXCHG.80).aspx > > > "Theodora" wrote in message > news:35C505E9-346E-4F18-9703-CDC301564014@microsoft.com... > > It's in Outlook Web Access > > > > "John Fullbright" wrote: > > > >> Is this via OWA or via Outlook? > >> > >> > >> "Theodora" wrote in message > >> news:9D226106-0107-4417-8A00-CF9D7949C2CD@microsoft.com... > >> > We have design a policy for a taskstation. With that policy you cannot > >> > use > >> > the right mouse key in IE. > >> > If someone get a mail with a XLS-attachment, they get a warning that > >> > they > >> > first have to download the file with the right mouse key and then open > >> > the > >> > file. > >> > If they do that with a Word document, they can open the file without > >> > downloading. Is there an option to open XLS-files directly? > >> > > >> > >> > >> > > >
With OWA for 2003, it's almost OWA attachment security which. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555001/en-us "Theodora" wrote in message news:9FAEDF24-BEFD-4E74-831C-49FAD31C7A1D@microsoft.com... > Hello John, > Is it also possible with Microsoft® Office Outlook® Web Access > voor Exchange Server 2003? > > "John Fullbright" wrote: > >> There is always web ready documents >> >> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb852213(EXCHG.80).aspx >> >> If that's not what you want, then look at direct file access settings >> >> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb430754(EXCHG.80).aspx >> >> >> "Theodora" wrote in message >> news:35C505E9-346E-4F18-9703-CDC301564014@microsoft.com... >> > It's in Outlook Web Access >> > >> > "John Fullbright" wrote: >> > >> >> Is this via OWA or via Outlook? >> >> >> >> >> >> "Theodora" wrote in message >> >> news:9D226106-0107-4417-8A00-CF9D7949C2CD@microsoft.com... >> >> > We have design a policy for a taskstation. With that policy you >> >> > cannot >> >> > use >> >> > the right mouse key in IE. >> >> > If someone get a mail with a XLS-attachment, they get a warning >> >> > that >> >> > they >> >> > first have to download the file with the right mouse key and then >> >> > open >> >> > the >> >> > file. >> >> > If they do that with a Word document, they can open the file >> >> > without >> >> > downloading. Is there an option to open XLS-files directly? >> >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>
