A family of Microsoft word processing software products for creating web, email, and print documents.
WOOHOO! Changing the privacy settings worked and I can use the offline method.
Thank you.
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All of a sudden, when inserting a picture watermark into MSWord. I am getting this
HTTP Error 400. The size of the request headers is too long..
I have cleared the cookies from Google Chrome.
A family of Microsoft word processing software products for creating web, email, and print documents.
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WOOHOO! Changing the privacy settings worked and I can use the offline method.
Thank you.
Hi Suzanne, I don't have any cookies for office.net. I do have office.com, but nowhere do I see insertmedia.bing.office.net.
The 400 error continues when I follow that link on Edge, even after reloading several times.
Same here, i followed the steps to delete the cookies, but now cookies exist for either office.net or office.com
I deleted every other cookie, but still the 400 error contiunes
The only solution so for that as worked is to deselect CONNECTED EXPERIENCES and contiune to work offline
You do use Edge whether you realize it or not because Office uses Edge to search for images. If you are running Windows, you have Edge installed, so you should be able to open it.
The Word team is still investigating a potential fix, but they have shared a temporary workaround:
- Users need to delete the cookie “insertmedia.bing.office.net” in Edge.
2. Go to the following URL in Edge: https://insertmedia.bing.office.net/odc/insertmedia?searchtype=Image
The URL should resolve in one try, but if the user still receives the HTTP error, continue trying the link until it resolves. 3. Open Word or other Office applications and test.
For all of os that don't use Edge (which is most of us), can you please explain the steps on how to delete said cookie
I have looked in Settings/Cookies and site permissions/Manage and delete cookies and site data/See all cookies and site data......... but there is nothing there
The Word team is still investigating a potential fix, but they have shared a temporary workaround:
2. Go to the following URL in Edge: https://insertmedia.bing.office.net/odc/insertmedia?searchtype=Image
The URL should resolve in one try, but if the user still receives the HTTP error, continue trying the link until it resolves.
3. Open Word or other Office applications and test.