Office 2010 Template - Error 0x80070645

I created an Office 2010 Professional Plus virtual app using the Office 2010 Template from ZAV 10.
It works fine when I launch Office from the executable.
However, when I launch it indirectly by double-clicking a .docx or .xlsx file, this message appears: "The applicate has encountered an error. This action is only valid for the products that are currently installed. (0x80070645)"
I am using Spoonreg.exe to register the virtual app.
I get the above error on both XP and Windows 7.
There was a forum thread a few years ago about fixing this issue for Office 2003 and Office 2007. I wonder if anybody knows how to fix it for Office 2010?
Thank you.

I don't have Office 2010 to test with, so can't offer much help in getting that working, but I'm wondering if you can use ZAV to build an MSI for this? Usually, spoonreg is the better option, but an MSI might actually work better here.
What OS did you use to template Office 2010? 32-bit or 64-bit? Does that match the OS you're using to test?
I think this is the thread you might be talking about:
http://forums.novell.com/novell-prod...st2006356.html

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