Visio 2007: Publish button does nothing

On my recent install of Visio 2007 Professional I am trying to save a Visio
file as a Web page. However, when I click the Publish or Save button in the
Save dialog nothing happens. It just closes the window and nothing is saved.

Any ideas?

PS! Running on Vista 64-bit.
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Best regards,
Stig

Once the save as menu appears select the publish button. The save as Web
Page dialog appears along with the publishing options. Under additional
options make sure you check automatically open the web page in browser and
organize supporting files in a folder, makes it easy to clean up the files
later. If the solution is working once you press the ok button the file
should open in your browser. If it does not then something is preventing
Visio from operating properly. It would be very hard to evaluate what is
occurring without taking a look at your computer and reviewing the install
files for Visio. You may want to open a support ticket with Microsoft.

James W.

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On my recent install of Visio 2007 Professional I am trying to save a Visio
file as a Web page. However, when I click the Publish or Save button in the
Save dialog nothing happens. It just closes the window and nothing is saved.

Any ideas?

PS! Running on Vista 64-bit.
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Best regards,
Stig