Save microsoft visio 2007 files

how to save file/drawing made with microsoft visio 2007 as an acrobat pdf-file ? if i do this now only a small part of the complete sketch will be shown/saved. if i do this with another software soda pdf 5 it works correctly but some of my customers cannot read/open them ...

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New Mac User Needs help opening Microsoft office 2007 files on a Mac!!!

I just got a used ibook G4. I had an old Pentium upgrade IBM before. I love my Mac, but I need my old school files form my IBM. I have OpenOffice.org 2.2 for Mac OS X 10.4.11 and I have a file converter program called X 11 that opens with a huge list of options for converting files, but it dose not say Microsoft offices 2007 it says the version numbers. I tryed the latest version and It wouldn't open in OpenOffice.org. Should I use Apple Script instead? I don't have Apple Works do I need it? I just want to look at the files. Why is there not a office viewer for Mac?

You have Tiger. Tiger=10.4.x; Panther=10.3.x; Leopard=10.5.x.
If you are trying with OpenOffice 2.2, it might be worth updating. I have version 2.4, which is the latest. Since 2.4 fixes a security issue, you should update if you plan to use the application anyway.
NeoOffice, as a previous poster pointed out, should be able to open Office 2007 documents.
See the discussion at http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4542 for the main OpenOffice thread discussing this issue. It discusses the ODF converter at sourceforge which NeoOffice uses to open Office 2007 documents. Apparently, you can use it with regular OpenOffice, too, but if 2.4 doesn't come with it (and maybe it does - I haven't checked), it might be easier to use NeoOffice for now.
X11 is not a file converter, by the way. It is the traditional unix GUI. Apple provides a version of this for OS X which enables you to run applications which haven't been ported to the native OS X environment. OpenOffice for Mac OS X uses X11 as do some other applications, such as GIMP, which you may have heard of/used. NeoOffice is a version of OpenOffice ported to the native OS X environment (i.e. it doesn't have to use X11). I haven't used it in a long time - I always use OpenOffice on X11 - but it is supposed to be very good now and should seem very familiar if you're used to OpenOffice. If you can't get OpenOffice to work with your files, you should definitely try NeoOffice before buying MS Office - unless, of course, you especially want to send MS a few hundred of your preferred currency.
The other thing you can try, if you've still got Office on your IBM machine is converting the files there by opening them and choosing "save as...". That should allow you to select an earlier version of Word/Excel/... which OpenOffice should have fewer problems with. Since you may lose formatting this way, try the other options first. (Also, if you have a lot of files, this option will be very annoying to implement.)
I do not think AppleWorks is likely to help. (I'm not sure if AppleWorks is even still available... somebody?) There are some suggestions Pages might help, but I would personally try the other solutions first. (On the other hand, I have a very old version of Pages.)
AppleScript is almost certainly not what you want. It has nothing to do with AppleWorks. It is a scripting language.
Good luck,
cfr

Error opening a Microsoft Project 2007 file

I am receiving an error when trying to open a Project 2007 file. There is no error code. The error says "The operation cannot be completed because the source file contains invalid project data or the total number of rows would exceed the limit
of 1,048,000 rows in a project."

Here's one suggestion
If you can't even open the file you may be out of luck. With Project
active but no projects open, try turning off automatic calculation
(Tools/Options/Calculation tab). You may get lucky and then be able to
open the file. If you can, first look for links on summary lines since
they are the most prominent cause for circular relationships. Remove
links and summary lines and then turn calculation back on. If that
solves the problem, you might be OK. If that doesn't solve the problem,
follow the steps in FAQ 43 - File Bloat? Might be corruption, which you
can find on our MVP website at:
http://project.mvps.org/faqs.htm.
If none of the above works, you might try sorting by Unique ID.
Sometimes an inadvertent keystroke can create a rogue task that is way
out in left field. If there is a blank task name for the highest Unique
ID, then delete that task and see if that helps.
=======
And some more
First I suggest installing SP-1 if you have not already.
Then try method 4 from FAQ 43 at
http://project.mvps.org/faqs.htm. If
you cannot open the file, methods 1,2, and 3 are not available. Method
2 also only works with versions 2003 and earlier.
Neither are a guarantee of course.
You may need to resort to a backup copy of the file.
I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along.
If this answer solves your problem, please check Mark as Answered. If this answer helps, please click the Vote as Helpful button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire

MS Word Save As PDF - large files error saves the day, but I can't duplicate it

I saved a large MS Word 2007 file as a PDF and a message came up saying that this would take a long time and that it would be faster if I saved the file without all of the accessibility features. The message asked if I wanted to do this, I said yes and the resulting file was perfect! Yes, PERFECT! All of the fonts were fine, the table of contents worked (you could click on the headings and be taken to the right section) and the file size was 5 times smaller than the original word file.
This happened twice in a row. Then, on my last MS Word document, it did not and the resulting PDF file was 10 times larger than the MS Word file. I tried to turn the accessibility option off, but this didn't help. I turned the bit-mapped fonts off, which helped in file size, but ruined the look of the document. I tried printing to a PDF, which helped on file size, but the table of contents didn't work.
How can I get this message to reappear or what settings can I change to get this to work (i.e. to get a 3 MB MS Word file saved as a 1 MB PDF file with the right fonts and a working table of contents)? I know Adobe Reader can do it.

I have Adobe Acrobat 8.0 and Reader 8.0. In MS Word 2007, if I click Save As, I can select the file type as PDF. I do not know which program is allowing this (Word, Acrobat or Reader). When I select PDF, my Save As window changes slightly, giving me options, such as saving in Standard or Minimum size formatting (and no, minimum size formatting doesn't perform the way I need it to). I can also click on an Options button, which is where I can choose to remove the accessibility options as I mentioned previously.
So, sorry, I didn't know that Reader was not the program performing this. It must be Acrobat.
I'll rephrase my statement: I know a program that I'm using at the time I save a Word 2007 file as a PDF has the capability to save a PDF exactly as I need it.

Visio 2007 saved as WEB page don't scale correctly in Internet Explorer 11

For many years I've been working With Visio 2007 files and saving them as web pages. My customers have then been using the HTML Versions in their versions of Internet Explorer. This has worked fine until IE 11.
Now the scaling don't work as it used to. The Picture is smaller now when loading the HTML Version and it doesn't scale to a larger or smaller picture

Hi,
Please try the "Emulation Document mode 9 or previous version" to check the Visio web pages.
Click F12>Click ctrl+8>Choose Document mode
If it displays correctly, the issue may be caused by the compatibility and some CSS properties were not supported in IE11.
Thus, I recommend you upgrade the Visio to a new version or edit the Visio 2007 webpage
through HTML before we view in the IE11.
Regards,
George Zhao
TechNet Community Support

Microsoft Project 2007 reader/editor for Mac?

Does anyone know of a Mac application that can read and edit Microsoft Project 2007 files?

http://www.projectwizards.net/en/merlin/
Beginning with MS Project 98 and up through MS Project 2007, Merlin understands the file formats offered for this Windows program...
They offer a trail version, so you can test it.

Error. your computer must be running a supported version of Microsoft Visio and a browser that supports opening files directly from Visio Web Access.

I have the following inside my SharePoint server 2013 :-
EnterPrise Wiki site collection.
i have both "Excel services Application "& "Visio Graphics Service" running correctly.
The problem i am facing is as follow:-
when a user click on an Excel sheet or Visio document , it will be shown inside the browser without any problem.
but if the user click on "Open in Visio" OR "Open in Excel" links inside the browser, they will get the following errors:-
Sorry, but to open this workbook, your computer must be running a supported version of Microsoft Excel and a browser that supports opening files directly from Office Web Apps.
To open this document, your computer must be running a supported version of Microsoft Visio and a browser that supports opening files directly from Visio Web Access.
I have the following settings inside my PC:-
Office 2010 for Excel, word, power point,etc.
Visio 2013.
i have disabled SharePoint foundation support for office 2013
Can anyone advice on this please?

Hi,
Please try to reset the Internet Explorer settings or open Internet Explorer in In-Private browsing and then check if this issue occurs.
If the issue persists, please try to access SharePoint in another computer with Office 2013 and then check if this issue occurs. Or repair Office and restart your server.
Here is a blog about the same issue for you to take a look at:
http://sharepointexit.blogspot.com/2013/12/sorry-but-to-open-this-workbook.html
Best Regards
Dennis Guo
TechNet Community Support

If i download any file which is prepare on microsoft office 2007 . The file have been download without extension of the prog. Means if files name is "1,docx" when i download from firefox it download in that form "1". after download i have to rename and gi

If i download any file which is prepare on microsoft office 2007 . The file have been download without extension of the prog. Means if files name is "1,docx" when i download from firefox it download in that form "1". after download i have to rename and give the extension name is plz tell me the way that office files are compatible with it.
== This happened ==
Every time Firefox opened
== when i download the office files

In Firefox Options / Privacy be sure "Remember download history" is checked. To see all of the options on that panel, "Firefox will" must be set to "Use custom settings for history".
To find your OS information, on your Windows desktop, right-click the My Computer icon, choose Properties, under System on that small window is info about your OS.
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Visio 2007 launch problem with Office 2013 installed "Please wait while Windows configures Microsoft Visio..."

Running under WIN7-64 bit with Office 2013. Requests reinstall every time it is run. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling. No change. Office 2013 does not recognize that Visio 2007 is installed. Copy paste operations between Visio and Word 2013 don't
work. Tried disabling sharepoint access for Visio 2007 and did a repair for Office 2013. No change.Tried various compatibility modes. No change. Ran Microsoft troubleshooter which verified there is a compatibility issue but provided no solution.
Tried the following...
Type the following command, and then press Enter:
reg add HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Visio\Options /v NoReReg /t REG_DWORD /d 1
no change

Hi,
Based on the situation, I recommend you try to use locale administer account to login in the computer.
Then we re-install Visio 2007, if you solve the issue,please let me know.
Regards,
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TechNet Community Support
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Can I view, edit and save microsoft documents such as Word, Excel and Powerpoint using iWork applications such as Pages, Keynote and Numbers on my iPad Mini (16GB Wi-Fi)? If Yes, then can I directly load these files to my iPad mini using iTunes?

Can I view, edit and save microsoft documents such as Word, Excel and Powerpoint using iWork applications such as Pages, Keynote and Numbers on my iPad Mini (16GB Wi-Fi)? If Yes, then can I directly load these files to my iPad mini using iTunes? Also, once I finish working on these documents, can I download these back to my Computer.

Sorry, forgot to say:
Thank you so much to EVERYBODY/ANYBODY who may reply with helpful information,
Bob :) :) :)

Microsoft Visio Files

A question came up today regarding Microsoft Visio files, does Robohelp support these types of files and functionality?
Thanks
Wendy

Hi there
You should be able to right-click your RoboHelp project manager and import HTML files into the project.
Baggage files are simply files that you tell RoboHelp to include. Just like you would toss items into the trunk of your car so you are certain to bring them along.
Cheers... Rick
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RoboHelp Wish Form/Bug Reporting Form
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Opening a ".svg" file using "inline" in Microsoft Visio for download.

Hi all,
I am generating a Scalable Vector Graphics (svg) file from my application.Now i want this file to be shown as inline file in the browser such that it should open in Microsoft Visio.
Can anyone suggest me how this can be done.
I am using the following code-snippet:
response.setContentType("application/vnd.ms-visio");
response.setHeader("Content-Disposition","inline;filename=abc.svg");
but the Visio environment does not open in the browser in inline mode.
Please help me out and suggest me as early as possible.
Thanks in advance,
RDP.

Can anyone please help me out its urgent.
Thanks,
RDP

Save Microsoft Project (2013 - STD) as html file

Hi,
is it possible to save project file as html, using project standard ver. File, Save As doesn't have this option though, but are there any ways or methods to achieve this ? Any idea if professional version has this features as I didn't find this in standard
If not a default or inbox feature of project not available, any other customization or work around to save project as html file ?
Thanks, Vasu
Vasu

In VBA you can create a .html by writing the text required but it would be fairly verbose code. Sort of thing you need to pay someone (like me :) ) to write provided the html is fairly simple and doesn't need jscript etc as well, though if you provided it
it can be copied verbatim.
What do you need to see in the page, just tasks and resource etc? Do you have a .css file to go with it (that would reduce the code development time and testing times significantly)
Rod Gill
Author of the one and only Project VBA Book
www.project-systems.co.nz

Why do I have to Open and physically Save a provided .xlsx File in order to source it and process it in SSIS?

It sounds CRAZY...but it's true and I proved it out over many tests...
We receive a .xlsx File from an outside vendor. If we simply move the file over to our processing Path and then try to source it and process it in SSIS, we get this error...
Exception from HRESULT: 0xC02020E8
Error at Data Flow Task [Excel Source [1]]: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR. An OLE DB Error has occurred.
Error code: 0x80004005
However, if we open the file and Save It and/or Save As to our processing library path, we can source the .xlsx File and process it accordingly.
Why is this? Is it because something funky is happening under the covers when the the vendor creates and saves the .xlsx File and then when we open and save it on our network it then cleans it up?
Is there anyway that we can get around this? I hate for the processing clerk to have to go through what seems like a meaningless task....but I cannot think of any way around this if we cannot source the original file. And a C# Edit Script using Microsoft.Interpol.Excel
is not possible because we are not allowed to put Microsoft Office on the Server where the SSIS Package will eventually reside.
Any thoughts...suggestions...etc...would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks for your review and am very hopeful (Holding my breath) for a reply and possible solution and answer to this strangeness.
ITBobbyP85

First of all...THANK YOU ARTHUR!
You're probably sick and tired of seeing my posts out here on this.
We are running Microsoft Office 32-bit which is why I downloaded the 32-bit driver of Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 from...
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=13255
Sooooo I think what you're saying is that it is a Microsoft Office 2010 .xlsx File but utilizing the 32-bit Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 only allows me to source as Microsoft Excel 2007.
Nowwww....this will run on a Server...soooo a couple of questions...
1.) Are you saying I need to use the 64-bit Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 in order to process this file without having to open and Save it? Can I do that if we're running Microsoft Office 32-bit? Will I be able to source this on the Server because
we cannot install Microsoft Office 2010 on the Server where this SSIS Package will live and breathe.
2.) How can I tell which Microsoft Access Database 2010 Engine is on the server where this will eventually reside and run? 32-bit or 64-bit?
Welllll...maybe a 3rd question...
3.) Is there anyway to get around this driver dependency? Can I create a script to bulkcopy it and it would simply take what's on the server.
Now mind you...we DO NOT have Microsoft Office installed on our server where this will reside...a licensing issue...
So maybe now this explains my struggles with this damn file(excuse my French and frustration)...and why I was using a C# Edit Script to Open and Save the File until I then deployed it to the server and the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel DLL was not available
on the Server because we cannot install Microsoft Office on the Server.
Sooooo it seems as though I'm back at square one.
UGH!
Any additional help you can suggest or even if we can continue this "offline" would be GREATLY GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks!

Problem with index markers and importing MS Word 2007 files

This was ugly in that it wasn't caught until after a book had been typeset and the index was being finalized. I'm now having to go back and manually insert a zillion index markers. Not fun.
This was my first project since migrating from FM 7.1 to FM9.0.3.
Source documents are Microsoft Word 2007. Am working in Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit.
When the Word files were imported into FrameMaker, only SOME of the index markers were imported. The difference between those that were imported and those that weren't was seemingly random.
I did some testing and found the problem and a solution.
Looking at the source Word .docx file, and displaying hidden text shows two types of index markers:
1. { XE "word to be indexed"}
2. {xe "word to be indexed"}
Note the difference in case and the extra space after the opening brace in #1. Markers of type 1 were imported fine. Markers of type 2 were stripped by the import process.
The solution:
Backsave the Word file to Word 2003 format (.doc) before importing into FrameMaker.
I backsaved to Word 2003 and imported using both the "Microsoft Word" and "Microsoft Word 2007" filters and both filters imported correctly. It's only when trying to import a Word 2007 .docx file directly that things run amok.
Grr...

Thank you for posting your solution, Dan. It's cold comfort, but I've also ran into this issue in the past, almost certainly well before Word2003 though, probably as far back as Word2000 or earlier.
In your testing, did you try saving as RTF to see if the markers were homogenized, by any chance? In my simple testing just now, Word itself recognized the index field correctly no matter whether I changed the field to "xe" or "XE", but FM's import of the .docx file format wouldn't recognize "xe", only "XE". But importing an RTF file handled both upper- and lower-case entries.
Ah, yes, that's it -- saving the Word2007 file as RTF (with 2 fields, one caps, one lower-case) changed cap field to lower-case when the RTF is opened in Word again, so saving as RTF does homogenize the fields to lower-case. Is it possible that your file(s) were changed to or saved as RTF at any point in their life-cycle? I believe some older versions of Word were actually RTF under the hood, too -- if you do Save As in Word2007 you can scroll through the File Type entries and see "Word 97-2002 & 6.0/95 - RTF (*.doc)" I believe some doc management systems change binaries to RTF too, or conversely some apps create RTF but they name the files as doc.
So Word itself recognizes either lower- or upper-case, and FM's RTF import handles both, but not the .docx import.
Sheila

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