Oi Olivia, N�s tivemos o mesmo problema e o pessoal do projeto me colocou que eles iriam trabalhar para corrigir no 2.0. N�o se isso � verdade mas... Algumas pessoas conseguiram resolver de duas formas: 1 - Desativar o active x 2 - Em um micro sem msoffice recriar as associa��es do openoffice.
Segue algumas dicas por onde navegar e buscar solu��es: http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=32988 http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/ Hi, I ilooked in the OOo site and my vote is the only one. Did you create any other bug issue to vote? http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=32988 _________________ mvdiogo I began having the same problem when I began to switch my users over to Outlook Web Access for email. For all attachment types pre-associated with OpenOffice 1.12 during the install it would do the following: A user would open the email message containing a .doc or .xls file and click the hyperlink to open it. A prompt for authentication from OpenOffice would appear, wanting the user to authenticate to the email server before OpenOffice would be allowed to access and open the file. If the user tied to cancel out of the window, they received the same error trail as mentioned in other posts, first a "Error in loading document. A general internet error has occured", and then "An API Call Exited Abnormally" would be next. The first workaround was to type in the username in the format domain\username and then the password. There was a check box already checked to remember this authentication for the session. As long as the quickstarter or any other OpenOffice process was open, the user would be able to open attachments( basically accessing files through browser hyperlinks) without a problem. I didn't like this workaround. The workaround I'm using is this. I went into and open window, like My Computer and to Tools/Folder Options/File Types. Then I deleted all file types associated with OpenOffice. Then I added them back again, manually, one at a time. And finally I re-associated each one with OpenOffice using the same mechanism. That fixed it. Now all hyperlinked files (attachments in Outlook Web Access for us) open without a problem(yes, they checks were put in the boxes to create the orginal file associations, and no, MS Office was never installed on these PC's, they were fresh out-of-the-box). Since this fixed it for us, it would seem that file associations created during the install weren't quite right in some way whenit came to opening linked files in the browser. I don't know why, but hey, this workaround I can live with. Let me know if this works for anyone else as well. Glad to help if it does! Marcus de Vasconcelos Diogo da Silva NAC - N�cleo de Atendimento ao Cliente ==================================== SENAI - CETAFR Centro de Educa��o e Tecnologia Alexandre Figueira Rodrigues Fone/fax: +55 85 3215.3026 Site: www.senai-ce.org.br/af Olival Gomes Barboza J�nior <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 18/05/05 09:41 Responder a usuarios Para: <[email protected]> cc: Assunto: RE: [usuarios OOo] API anormal Olivia, Nunca tive problema semelhante e n�o uso o IE 6 SP1, mas talvez seja uma simples quest�o de registrar os mime/types do OOo no IIS (ou seja l� qual for o servidor web de vcs). [ ]s, Olival Jr. -----Original Message----- From: Olivia Guimar�es [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tue 5/17/2005 10:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [usuarios OOo] API anormal Pessoal, recebi a seguinte pergunta: "Aqui trabalhamos com o navegador do Intenert Explorer 6.1 e trabalhamos em intranet. O problema � o seguinte, temos alguns documentos nesta p�gina da intranet em formato .doc e .sxw. Quando tentamos abrir estes documentos gera o seguinte erro: Uma chamada da API saiu de forma anormal." Andei pesquisando na lista e encontrei: - desativa��o do Activex - alguma coisa com prox - salvar o documento como html - salvar o documento sem acentos na vers�o 2.0 Bem, algu�m j� conseguiu resolver o problema de uma forma sem efeitos colaterais e sem mudar de navegador??? Toda ajuda � bem vinda! Abra�os Olivia --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
