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> I created a hyperlink to a Word document on an autoshape. The Word
> document is in the same folder as the presentation on a flash drive.
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> This was not a problem before I installed the 11.2.3 update. I have
> reinstall office and it worked before I updated to 11.2.3. Any ideas?
Yes, the file opens just fine when double clicked. I have repaired
permissions with the same result.
I get the feeling that it might have to do with the macro/virus
checking when opening the file. I turned that off in both Word and
Powerpoint with the same result though, so I'm not sure.
Jim Gordon MVP - 19 Apr 2006 05:05 GMT
Hi again,
Apple made some changes that could affect how files work on mounted
volumes other than the startup disc.
Do you have Mac OSX version 10.4.6 installed?
-Jim Gordon
Mac MVP
> Yes, the file opens just fine when double clicked. I have repaired
> permissions with the same result.
>
> I get the feeling that it might have to do with the macro/virus
> checking when opening the file. I turned that off in both Word and
> Powerpoint with the same result though, so I'm not sure.
Andrew Chiang [MSFT] - 26 Apr 2006 03:59 GMT
Hello,
Does the problem happen w/all links to all Word documents? Does it happen
if you make a text hyperlink instead of one on a shape? If you're still
hitting the crash, can you post or email me the crash log? (If you you're
going to email me, remove the online. part after the @ sign.)
One more thing to try. What happens if you create a new user account under
System Preferences > Accounts, switch over to that user and try again?
Andrew

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> Yes, the file opens just fine when double clicked. I have repaired
> permissions with the same result.
>
> I get the feeling that it might have to do with the macro/virus
> checking when opening the file. I turned that off in both Word and
> Powerpoint with the same result though, so I'm not sure.