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Old 04-10-2015, 12:16 PM
JosieNurse JosieNurse is offline Can't open Word files when double-clicking Windows 7 64bit Can't open Word files when double-clicking Office 2007
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Default Can't open Word files when double-clicking

When I try to open a Word file by double clicking on it, MSWord opens up but the actual file does not open.

There is a little "ding sound", and I get the message:
"There was a problem sending the command to the program."

This problem just started and I have been messing around with it all day trying to fix it. I have tried all the "default file associations" and "specific file" assignment....nothing worked.



I uninstalled Office and reinstalled it .... Still not working.

Can someone help me get this annoying problem fixed.

Thank you so much !
Josie
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