RE: WinHelp macro (or web link) to open new file using Word template?

["Anameier, Christine A - Eagan, MN" <christine -dot- a -dot- anameier -at- usps -dot- gov>]

David wrote:
>> docs on our web server, linking to them from an HTML page. That way,
>> they open in this weird IE-Word hybrid, but there's no danger of
users
>> overwriting the original file.
>
> ...unless they have "write" permission on the file and directory.  If
they
> do, though, opening the .doc file in a browser won't protect it.

Hmm. Can they really save a modified file to the web server, even if
they do have write permission? I do, so I tested this in my browser, and
the "Save" command was dimmed. When I selected "Save As," the default
location that came up was on my local drive. I couldn't find a way to
save it to the web server (short of saving it to my local drive and then
going into my FTP client).

Anyhow, our users have read-only access to the web server.

Christine


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