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Dear all,
I'd need your help on my question below.
I have created a program that will send email prompters when run.
In the body of the email, I've included a hyperlink. When clicked, the hyperlink should open a document stored on a shared directory, e.g. MS Sharepoint or Windows Shared Directory.
However, the document does not open in full window in MS Excel. If I open the the link via browser or in MS Excel 2007 directly, the document opens in full window.
Is there any way that I can control in my ABAP program to open the document in full window when clicked?
Thank you.
Regards,
Damien

hi, anybody who can advise me on this? really appreciate help.

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