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Friday, January 18, 2013

You cannot view a Visio 2010 diagram that is saved to a SharePoint site


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Problem Description:
Consider the following scenario:
1.You create a Microsoft Visio 2010 diagram.
2. You save the diagram as a .vsd file. A .vsd file is the default file format in Visio 2010.
3. In Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, you save the .vsd file to a SharePoint site that is running Visio Services.
4. You try to view the Visio diagram on the SharePoint site.

In this scenario, the diagram does not display.
Additionally, the diagram tries to open in Visio 2010 on the client computer.
Probable Causes:
- Visio Services will display only Web Drawings (*.vdw) in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise Edition.
- It is not designed to display any other format Visio Drawings (.vsd/.vss/.vst/.vdx/.vsx/.vtx).

Possible workarounds:
To work around this issue, save the diagram as a Web Drawing (*.vdw).
To do this, follow these steps:
1. Open the diagram in Visio 2010.
2. On the File tab,
3. click Save and Send .
4. Click Save to SharePoint .
5. On the right side of the window, select a SharePoint location.
6. In the File Types section, click Web Drawing (*.vdw) .
7. Click Save As and
8. then save the diagram to the SharePoint location.

Additional Notes:
The only Visio file type that will have the "View in Web Browser" Open menu option in a Document Library is Web Drawing (*.vdw). All other Visio file types will only have the "Edit in Microsoft Visio" option. 
Applies To:
- Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010
- Microsoft Visio Premium 2010
- Microsoft Visio Professional 2010
- Microsoft Visio Standard 2010

If you have any queries/questions regarding the above mentioned information then please let me know. Thank you

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

whenever he clicks on excel spreadsheets, its says unable to process request


Problem Description:
Receive the following error when an Excel Document is attempted to be opened in Internet Explorer and would like to have the users be prompted to open Excel Documents in Excel instead of in IE, by default.

Error Message:
Unable to process the request
Wait a few minutes and try performing this operation again.

Probable cause:
Library settings are configured to open documents in IE by default and the Desktop Experience is not installed on the server.

Resolutions:

Solution#1:
Modified the library advanced settings to open the Excel Document in Excel by default:
1)   Opened the library selected Library Settings from the Library Ribbon
2)   Selected Advanced Settings
3)   Selected ‘Open in the client application’ in the Opening Documents in the Browser section
4)   Clicked OK
5)   Verified that the Excel Documents were opening in Excel

Solution#2:
Make sure the excel services are running

Solution#3:
Make sure that web application has Excel service connection. How 2 check this:
·         Central Administration
·         Manage web applications
·         Service connections
·         Make sure the option of ‘Excel service application’ is marked

Solution#4:
Make sure that your server has this hotfix installed: KB976462

Solution#5:
On document library level – you can go to Library Settings -> Advanced settings and change “Default open behavior for browser-enabled documents” to “Open in the client application”

Solution#6:
Activate this feature ‘Open Documents in Client Applications by Default
How to activate this:
§  Open the SharePoint site
§  Site actions
§  Site settings
§  Site collection administration
§  Site collection features
§  Run IISRESET command

If you have any queries/questions regarding the above mentioned information then please let me know.

I would be more than happy to help you as well as resolves your issues J Thank you

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