How to configure OFFICE Web Components in the Office of Office Program Design?
This document is applicable to Office tools:
Ø Microsoft Access 2002
Ø Microsoft Access 2002
Ø Microsoft Excel 2002
Ø Microsoft FrontPage 2002
Ø Microsoft Office XP Web Components
In the following tasks:
l summary
¡ Installed on the LAN
N Microsoft Excel 2002
N Microsoft FrontPage 2002
N Microsoft Access 2002
N-authorized matters need to consider
summary:
When a user without Office XP web components accesses a web page containing Office XP web components, he (or her) will receive the following information:
To use this Web page interactively, you must have Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.01 Service Pack 1 (SP) or later and the Microsoft Office XP Web Components. Click here to install the Office XP Web Components. See the Microsoft Office Web site for more information.
Depending on whether the Web page is on your intranet or on the Internet, you may have to manually modify the download location that is specified by the Click here to install the Office XP Web Components link. This article provides the methods to modify this information for Computers That Have To Install The Microsoft Office XP Web Components over an intranet and also over the internet. Note: In order to use the HTML file containing Office spreadsheet, Office perspective, or Office chart components, you need IE 4.01 or higher . In order to browse the data on the page created by Microsoft Access 2002, you need IE 5.0 or higher.
Installed on the LAN
By default, when you release a web page, the super connection to the installation Office Web component is to point to the location where you originally installed Office XP. If your Office installation location can be accessed by everyone in your organization On a server, you will not be able to make any changes to your web page. However, if you want to change, you can set the hyperlink to install Office XP Web components in your web page to point to any of the server in your local area. To specify the download path of the Office XP Web Components installer, you must define its installation path when you select this component before you save the web. In this way, the following is some of the steps you use the Office program to publish a web page.
Note: In these steps, you can specify a file link or an HTTP link.
Microsoft FrontPage 2002
When you insert an Office Web component to your web page, the installation path of this web component is automatically added. You can use the steps below to change this path, but this change is only valid for the current page. If you want to change all the paths of these components on pages that are inserted into the Office Web component, follow the steps below: 1. On the Tools menu, click Options.
2. Click the General Label and click on the web option to press New.
3. Click the file tab.
4. In the Office control area, do the following steps:
a. Download Office Web Components in Points.
b. In the location box, enter the path to the shared Office XP root directory, then click OK. When you create this page, the full path of the Office XP Web Component Installation file setup.exe will be automatically created. Example: If you specify (input) http: // server / office in the location box, this path http: //server/officeXp/files/owc/setup.exe will be written on this page.
5. Click OK.
Or use the change registry method in the article "Description Registry Information" in the following section.
1. Right-click the component and click ActiveX Control Properties.
2. Click Object tag.
3. In the HTML box of the optional appearance, scroll through the contents in the browse, and then modify the path to /files/owc/setup.exe. Click Apply and click OK.
Mandated items that need to be considered:
By default, if the user's machine is not installed on the Office XP, Access 2002, Excel 2002, or FrontPage 2002 software, if the user of the Office Web component is installed, he will get a runtime static license for Office XP Web. Then this means that visitors can only view the static (view only) of the web components that cannot be fully interacting with the component. A mechanism for Office XP permission to have an enterprise, select-stage, or maintenance protocol can make users do not install Office XP to interactively use the functionality-based functionality based on the use of Office XP matrix. In order to achieve this, the following is the step of solving this problem using the authorization mechanism supported by Microsoft IE:
1. Get the LPK_TOOL.EXE replication file, which is included in Visual Studio (special edition 2nd CD CD and the Enterprise Edition in the third CD CD). If you don't have Visual Studio, you can use the following link to get the file:
a. Enter the following address in the browser (IE):
Http://msdn.microsoft.com/code/sample.asp?url=/msdn-files/027/000/223/msdncompositeDoc.xml
b. Click to download button.
c. Click Yes to agree to this license agreement.
d. In the File Downloads dialog box, select Save, and then click OK.
e. In Save As dialog box, click Create a new folder and then name the folder LPKTOOL.
f. Open the / lpktool folder, then click Save.
g. When the download is completed, double-click the ActiveX.exe file under the lpktool folder. Download this ActiveX.exe file extracts the file to the LPKTool folder. Note: Press n (not overwriting) if you are prompted to overwrite any files during the decompression process.
2. Copy LPK_TOOL.EXE to a computer that has installed Office XP web components.
3. Double-click LPK_TOOL.EXE.
4. In The License Package Authoring Tool Dialog Box, SELECT The Following Items in The Available Controls List: o Microsoft Office Chart 10.0
o Microsoft Office Pivottable 10.0
o Microsoft Office Spreadsheet 10.0
5. Click Add.
6. Click Save and exit.
7. In the Save Dialog box, give this .lpk file specify a file name, then click Save.
8. There will be a message prompting your licensing package to create success, click OK.
9. Copy Creating this .lpk file to your web server containing the same folder of Office XP Web components.
10. In the text editor, open the file containing Office XP web components.
11. Insert the following text in the
district in this file, pay attention to this text must appear in the