Word 2003 document using an Excel 2003 URL causes read only on second attempt

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i have url in excel document, while msword application not running , url accessed cause below prompt:

"xxxxxx.doc should opened read-only unless changes need saved. open read-only?"

which expect happen. if close document, without exiting word application , click url second time, document automatically opens word document in read-only mode, without above prompt. i've tried on multiple workstations using office 2003, 2007 , 2010, of them getting same response. how prompt display on repetitive access url?

note: if close word application after clicking url, above prompt. seems information "cached" in word , not prompt on successive url clicks.

hi,

 

try following instructions check. 

on word tools menu, click options.

click security.

de-select read-only recommended check box, , click ok.

click save. 

 

sincerely,

harry 



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