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I try to open some file(MS Office documents) on network shared folder.
But it was fail. MS word show me to error message.
When I try to open with windows explorer, It's fine.
What's the problem?

What does the error message say?
Try switching the network loading to FC in Settings->Network.

I try to switching the network loading to FC in Settings->Network.
But it was same. And the error message is local language.

The error message when I was try to open excel files is about insufficient free space.
In case of word files. The error message is different from excel.
The error message contain follow comment.
"For more information, see Microsoft Knowledge Base article 918429."
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918429


I can't understand this situation.
I just browse shared folder with address like followings.
//Server/shared/
And then double-click the office files(.doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx....).
The Office program(Excel, Word...) will show me the error message.

Some file browser has same problem. but others has not like(Default Explorer, DOpus)
That is the program for 64bit.

I use Windows 7 64bit, MS Office 2013 64bit and XYplorer 32 bit.
Is it any trouble with 64bit MS-Office??

I have no MS Office license to try this, but my Libre Office is opening documents in my small network just fine. I tried FC XE 650 x86 with default settings and FC XE 651 x64 with my custom settings.
If you have the time you could try Libre Office portable (just a self extracting archive and it doesn't modify the system it runs on) to see if the error belongs to MS Office or not (my guess is it does).

joby_toss wrote:I have no MS Office license to try this, but my Libre Office is opening documents in my small network just fine. I tried FC XE 650 x86 with default settings and FC XE 651 x64 with my custom settings.
If you have the time you could try Libre Office portable (just a self extracting archive and it doesn't modify the system it runs on) to see if the error belongs to MS Office or not (my guess is it does).

LibreOffice is fine.