

Please contact your system administrator. The resource you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. When I click on a link on a word document or on excel, I am unable to open the link and I get the following message: This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. The result for this URL is an error 404 - File or directory not found I tried to use the Developer Tools I see that for the working site, the image of the document is displayed thanks to this URL: The link seems to be constructed similarly: I wonder why it works for the site above but doesn't for my intranet site.
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Then I tried to test with another site containing Office documents, I found this one and clicked on one of the buttons to download a sample file.Īnd this document works for me to display it. I cleared the cache in Edge -> same issue Anyone with the link - This option does not require the recipient to sign in. Make sure there is no issue with the actual linkedin profile url, try copying it and pasting it in to your browsers address/url bar. Same website using a different subfolder work.

JPG and other files in the same folder link fine from MS Word, but not PDF's. Can you please my regenbogenland.blog Open, ist in Moment privat.
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the links are to PDF docs in a folder on a website. en Forums Unable to access regenbogenland.blog Unable to access regenbogenland.blog roeslelein I removed all extensions in Edge -> same issue Microsoft Word hyperlinks give message 'Cannot open specified File' The URL has been validated by copy/paste into browser and it works fine. I tried to reset the settings in Edge -> same issue It happens with any file on this Intranet, and with Word or Excel. Select Accept to allow LinkedIn and Microsoft to share data. If prompted, sign in to your LinkedIn account. Select Yes, let's go / Continue to LinkedIn. Select the LinkedIn icon or section on the profile card. It opens a new tab with a URL starting with Īnd it displays an error stating "Word ran into a problem opening this document in a browser" Go to a Microsoft app or solution, for example,.

Using the browser Edge, clicking on the link to open an Office document (for example a Word document) We have an intranet site containing a hierarchy of documents.
