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Snapshot viewer
I experienced this as well. It would seem that even after the Snapshot viewer
(standalone) is installed, the .snp files are not associated with the viewer. When you double click on the .snp file Office is reverting to it's installed instruction (presumably install on first use). I suppose if you wanted to take the time to associate the snp file with the viewer you could. For me it was just easier to install the viewer in Office, since all of our users have Access installed (just not the viewer option). Hope this helps. "John" wrote: After installing snapshot viewer 9.0, when we try to open an SNP file we gat a setting up warning and then it's asking for the Office CD is there a workaround as we don't keep software on the premises being a Medical centre.. |
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Here's what I found, I called and paid for tech support with microsoft......
If you already have microsoft office installed and you come along and install the standalone version of snapshot viewer you will get the windows installer and office will want you to insert the microsoft office cd when you try to open a snapshot file. The reason this happens is that microsoft office doesn't know you have snapshot installed and will prompt you to install the office cd. Microsofts solution??? Either reinstall microsoft office to include the snapshot option or do a network install of office to a shared network folder. Then when windows installer prompts you to insert the cd you can just browse to the network folder and get the files you need for snapshot. The thing that triggers this is that there are certain files that are modifed or not when installing the snapshot viewer. And because of this(the files that are not modified) microsoft office doesn't know snapshot is installed. So the tech support guy manually modified some files and sent them to me in a zip file and had me copy them to the snapshot loadpoint thinking that he could trick windows into seeing the snapshot viewer program....didn't work on any computers I tried this with. Oh well..... Nice huh???? "DebS" wrote: I experienced this as well. It would seem that even after the Snapshot viewer (standalone) is installed, the .snp files are not associated with the viewer. When you double click on the .snp file Office is reverting to it's installed instruction (presumably install on first use). I suppose if you wanted to take the time to associate the snp file with the viewer you could. For me it was just easier to install the viewer in Office, since all of our users have Access installed (just not the viewer option). Hope this helps. "John" wrote: After installing snapshot viewer 9.0, when we try to open an SNP file we gat a setting up warning and then it's asking for the Office CD is there a workaround as we don't keep software on the premises being a Medical centre.. |
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