Office 2000 and WebDav

I'm using the ability of Ifs to save edited Office 2000
documents directly to IFS (Web folders & I think this is WebDav
protocol). My problem is that when I open office document from
IFS, a window for network password appears. Window is very
annoying and meanless, because you can press cancle and document
will still open. Problem does not appear with Office 97 (but
it's impossible to use Web folders and WebDav with Office 97).
My qustion is how to set up system, that this window will not
open.
Hope somebody knows the answer.

I also ran into this problem. When an Office2000 application is
trying to open the document, it makes a new connection to the
webserver. When doing so, it forgets to send the authentication
headers, so you have to authenticate again.
see also: the Microsoft website. This is a known bug in
Office2000.
This is fixed in SR-1/SR-1a for Office2000. So I suggest you
install this fix or use the workaround: right-click the document
and choose "Save As..."

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