Microsoft Office Integration

We are trying to open word, excel, power point on the desktop by linking to the executable. I know that we can leverage v2 WebDAV support to browse, open, edit and resave documents to portal without having to download the document, edit the document and upload it back into portal. I need some instruction on how to do this. Thanks for your help!

Tina,
In the online help, take a look at the topic "Accessing Oracle9iAS Portal from WebDAV clients". This introduces the concept of being able to use WebDAV to manage the content in your page groups.
First you need to set up a Web Folder to display the contents of your page groups in Windows Explorer. Then in your Microsoft Office products you can open files directly from that Web Folder.
We are in the process of creating a more detailed technical note about Oracle9iAS Portal and Web Folders, so keep checking the Portal Center for this.

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Hi,
I'm a new user in the SAP portal & KM and I'm wondered about the complexity when I publish a document in KM. In Microsoft Sharepoint is very easy, just publish the document from Office.
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Desktop System Platforms      addon 2005 SP1 2005 B      2007 A
Microsoft® Office 2000 SP3
- Standard & Professional
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Microsoft® Office 2003 SP1
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HT4759 Can I place documents created with Microsoft Office for Mac, eg. WORD, or .pdf files be stored in iCloud? If so, how can I put them there?

Hi,
I am trying to learn how to use iCloud, would like to hsve it my documents on it, which are mostly created in WORD (part of Microsoft Office Suite for Mac) or .pdf files. I don'r see how to get them into iCloud. Actually I don't see how to place anything at all in iCloud other than contacts, etc. I am not seeing how it can be usedul to me.

I should have been more clear. You have to buy the iWork programs from Apple. They are available in the App Store.
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$20 each.
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Cannot start your application. The workgroup information file is missing or opened exclusively by another user. (MicrosoftOffice Access Database Engine)
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To connect to Access 2007 or later database, we need the Microsoft ACE 12.0 OLE DB driver. SQL Server only installs the Microsoft Jet 4.0 OLE DB driver which can be used to connect to Access 2003 or earlier database. Besides, the Microsoft Jet 4.0 OLE DB
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The form contains schema validation errors.”
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I can replicate this using on several computers running as different users.
I have full control over the site and the task I am trying to open.
When I navigate via the SharePoint site I can open the task.
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http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepoint2010general/thread/eb273ee9-6a4b-409c-8eb0-5351bb113386/. This is not ideal and will be my last resort.
Any suggestions and or thoughts appreciated.
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Yes, I tried that. It did not work for me.
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Element '{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a is unexpected according to content model of
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So my question is simple - Which version(s) of Microsoft Office are supported by Novell to work with DMS integration for GroupWise 2012?
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If this customer buys Microsoft Office and has issues using it with their GW system then we need to be able to raise an SR with Novell and not get a "that's not supported" answer.
TIA,
Mark.

We have been using Office 2010 x32 for about a year with GW 2012 SP2 -
so far so good.
As a note, we do get Error 8E14 from time to time when creating a new
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We are able to recover the new file with a few steps and no data is
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MarkDissington wrote:
>
> We have a customer currently on GW2012 who is using the old Novell
> OpenOffice release (3.2.1-22 IIRC) to integrate with GroupWise
> Document Libraries. To cut a long story short it is not a rewarding
> experience for the customer and they want to switch to using
> Microsoft Office.
>
> So my question is simple - Which version(s) of Microsoft Office are
> -supported- by Novell to work with DMS integration for GroupWise 2012?
>
> I know they need to be 32bit for ODMA support to even exist but are we
> talking Office 2007/2010/2013, any of them or none? If nothing is
> supported any longer then why is DMS even included in GW2012? Moving
> them to Vibe would be a big ask.
> If this customer buys Microsoft Office and has issues using it with
> their GW system then we need to be able to raise an SR with Novell and
> not get a "that's not supported" answer.
>
> TIA,
> Mark.

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Prerequisites
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