Unable to open word document in CV02N

Hi Guru's
Am unable to open word documents in CV02N & CV03N.
While i try to open word document which is been already uploaded,Am getting the message as "26.112 bytes transferred" but document is not getting opened while a temporary files are getting created in C:/.
I av done complete settings in DC20 & DC30...but stil unable to open word documet.
Kindly help me to resolve this issue..
Regards
Bhanu

Hi,
Below are the work station application settings done for word document
WS application: DOC
Description : Win word 6.0
Archive identification: *
File suffix for appl.: doc
File format : .doc,.docx
MIME type: application/mswinword
Start Authorisation is Enabled.
PC     DOC      1     Winword 6.0     wwiexe32.exe
PC     DOC      2     Winword 6.0     wwiexe32.exe
PC     DOC      3     Winword 6.0     wwiexe32.exe
Regards
Bhanu

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