A family of Microsoft word processing software products for creating web, email, and print documents.
Well, I think I've found part of the problem:
What is d.docs.live.net???? And why does it come up when I browse for a file??
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I'm sick of office locking my files to Read Only.
I have files I use all the time in my one drive folder, I'll open one and word decides it is Read Only and to make a change I need to save it as a new name.
I email a file to my wife to read, she makes changes and emails it back...now its Read Only.
How do disable this frustrating crap interfering with my workflow? It's making me crazy!!!
A family of Microsoft word processing software products for creating web, email, and print documents.
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I believe that https://d.docs.live.net is the online location for OneDrive files.
Thanks Stefan.
Maybe it was once, but it won't take my password or let me into my files.
Sometimes it asks me to log on, it doesn't work, if I cancel the login, it will (eventually) open my file but READ ONLY
Is the problem with the local OneDrive folder and synchronization? Or do you see it even if you try to open a file by signing in to OneDrive from within Word?
I don't think you can access https://d.docs.live.net/ directly (if that is what you attempted to do), only indirectly by opening files by other means.
What do you mean Signing into One Drive from Word?
I have a folder on my C drive called "One Drive" all my docs are stored in it, it syncs to One Drive. I open files from that folder.
Sometimes I get d.docs.live.net/ come up, like in these pics.
This one is not my photo, but is the same as what I get: