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Cannot Disable "Protected Mode" In Office 2010

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I installed Office 2010 (on Windows 7) and now all my existing documents (most in Word97 or Excel97) format can only be opened in read-only mode !

Supposedly this is the default (what a stupid choice that is !) and it can be turned off, but the directions for doing so don't work. All the appropriate boxes were unchecked, Office apps closed, and I even rebooted the system, but the "fix" still doesn't work !!!!

Anyone else run into this screw-up by Microsoft ?

I don't think your problem is related to Office, it is Windows 7 that is the problem

Read this thread and I think you will be able to solve the problem.

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I don't think your problem is related to Office, it is Windows 7 that is the problem

Read this thread and I think you will be able to solve the problem.

http://www.thaivisa....-old-hp-laptop/

Yes, it was a Windows file security setting problem - I granted full control to everyone and had no problem opening, editing and saving old files,

You would think Microsoft would produce an appropriate error message in cases like this ?????

why not just install libreoffice (latest version is 3.2? - google it). It's free, works brilliantly with my Win7 starter on a toshiba netbook, no,no,no to MSOffice forever... AA

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