Problem: You are unable to edit files that are attached to entries.
If you are unable to edit a file, Novell Teaming might not be configured to support the editing application that is installed on your computer. For example, if Teaming is configured to use Microsoft Word as the default editor for all text files, but you have OpenOffice instead of Microsoft Word installed on your computer, Teaming displays an error, and won’t edit the document.
To fix this problem, Teaming enables you to override the default editor setting.
In the main sidebar, in the
section, click .Click
.From the drop-down list, select the file extension for which you want to change the default editing application.
In the Step 3.
field, specify the name of the application that you want to use to edit the type of files that you selected inSelect the check box, then click
.You can configure Teaming to use the same editing application for all file types.
In the main sidebar, in the
section, click .Click the
drop-down list, then select the application that you want Teaming to use to edit all file types.Select the check box to the left of
, then click .In the main sidebar, in the
section, click .In the
column, ensure that the correct file extension is selected in the drop-down list.For example, if your OpenOffice application is installed in a location other than the default location, and you want Teaming to recognize the unique location, ensure that .odt is selected in the column.
In the field in the Step 2.
column, specify the path to the application that you selected inFor example, if your OpenOffice application is installed in a location other than the default location, and you want Teaming to recognize the unique location, specify the pathname to the OpenOffice application.
Click
.