"Rafa Sánchez" <Rafa Sánchez@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1065BF39-75C9-4A73-953F-537C07963298@microsoft.com...
> Hello:
>
> I have created a site with a vertical navigation frame on the left and a
> content frame in the middle of the screen. Some of the links point to Word
> documents but I dont know how to accomplish this, as links to .PDF documents,
> for example, work fine. Even links to XLS documents are correctly displayed
> in the content frame (after confirming file download, which is ok for my
> users), but I need help on how to make Word documents behave the same (after
> confirming file download, a new instance of Word is opened).


Looks like you need to use the File Types tab of the Folder Options tool...

<title>KB303475 - File Download Dialog Box Appears When You Open
Office XP File in Browser</title>


>
> Second part of the question: how can I make the Standard toolbar to be
> visible either in Word or Excel documents loaded into the content frame?


See what happens when you fix the first problem? <w>


>
> Thank you very much in advance,
>
> Rafa


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
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Thank you Robert and Rob:

The fact is that it would be unpractical to have all my possible users
change their settings in the File Types tab (I myself cannot make it load in
the frame instead of in a new Word window). I am thinking of adding a
"custom" standard toolbar with Print and Save As options so that those users
who have different settings are able to print or save the documents.

I am still looking into this issue, so any other comment is also welcome.

Again, a big thank you.

Rafa

"Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:

> Looks like you need to use the File Types tab of the Folder Options tool...
>
> <title>KB303475 - File Download Dialog Box Appears When You Open
> Office XP File in Browser</title>
>
>
> >
> > Second part of the question: how can I make the Standard toolbar to be
> > visible either in Word or Excel documents loaded into the content frame?
>
>
> See what happens when you fix the first problem? <w>
>
>
> Good luck
>
> Robert Aldwinckle
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>
>
>