Issue using SharePoint 2010 with IE10 with MS Office Excel Viewer

Hello,
We are experiencing an issue with MS SharePoint 2010 Foundation and computers who have Internet Explorer 10 and the Microsoft Office Word Viewer 2003. When opening Word documents from SharePoint, the Word Viewer opens, but no document is displayed.
The MS Excel Viewer 2007 works and does open the Excel documents.
Computers with MS Word Viewer 2003 and IE 9 works fine, it's just the IE10 PCs. PCs that have the full version of Office it works fine with both IE9 and IE10.
We have a segment of our PCs that need only read-only access to the Word and Excel files. We tried Office Web App but found functionality issues (printing, etc.) and issues where the other segment of our PCs that have MS Office had to open the files
in a specific way to manipulate them.
Does anyone know of something that would be affecting the MS Word Viewer with IE10 with SharePoint? Or know of an alternate viewer?
Thanks in advance.

Hello Anthony,
In IE10, please click F12 to open the DEV toolbar.
Now search for Browser- and Document Mode.
Set Browser Mode to Internet Explorer 8, that should work.
This setting can be edited in your Masterpage.
This is what you should put in:
<meta
http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=8" />

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Well, I phoned a local Apple-certified shop to ask for advice on this, as nothing I'd tried had fixed the issue. The guy suggested I try a clean install of the OS and Logic and BFD 2, to see if that fixed the issue. I* have done this, and logic now works with BFD 2 and effects when I have just one BFD 2 tracks, but as soon as I add another and program some MIDI notes into the 2nd instance, even just a bar or two, then play the whole song, there is a large amount of digital noise. Now, on my mac pro, i only have one HDD - the system disk - and 4 gb ram. I had just now come to the conclusion that, with the minimum spec for Logic being 1GB, and for BFD 2 being 1GB, with the OS running as well it's actually likely the system is short of RAM. But now I see that it can also be an issue if your Logic project is stored on your system disk.
So I'm thinking of getting both an extra, internal (SATA) HDD, and an extra 8GB RAM at least. Is this likely to solve the issue? I'm not currently using an interface with it, and as I say, with just one BFD 2 track, it's fine, the issue is caused when I try to add more BFD 2 tracks. Obviously, without an interface, I am unable to try recording audio to see if there is an issue with that too.

You also need to upgrade to the latest version of BFD2. There were many fixes. You should also install BFD2 samples on another hard drive. The 4 gigs of memory you have is more than enough. Your main problem is probably not installing the samples of a separate drive. Hope this helps. BFD2 is an incredible program once you have it set up properly. As noted previously switching from 24 bit to 16 bits will help also.

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Is anyone else having problems integrating pdf document support into Sharepoint 2010?
I now have the icon showing for any pdf documents saved in a Document Lirary, However I don't get the options of Checking out - editing an checking in. There is also no revision control. I think that when I open a pdf document, the servers own copy of Adobe Reader opens, and not my local copy of Reader or Acrobat X pro.
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Looking at your initial problem of not being able to open the SharePoint hosted PDF document from the web browser.
Could you please verify that as per the "Enterprise Administration Guide", the DocIcon.xml file of your server contains the following line:
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thanks,
Shivani

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