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Windows 10 version 1809 won't displayActiveX control on Word 365
Open multiple copies of Word template document using VBA for applicationsmercurial version control with wordOffice 365 Enterprise - Word add-in Manifest Update IssuesDatabound Content Controls not Updating in Word OnlineWord template: command button runs wrong macroOffice 365 Word Add-In : Forbidden 403 when trying to create a document with the office javascript libraryAny new VBA command for font color in MS Word 365?Word VBA Runtime Error 5460 on second Documents.Add in global templateDisplay a custom tab on Word Ribbon depending on the version of Word detected?Office.js Word Add-in - How to manage test/prod versions of an Add-in manifest
I have a Word template with a single custom ActiveX control. The view from Word 365 on Windows 10 version 1803 and earlier display correctly.
The same template from Word 365 on Windows 10 version 1809 displays nothing on the UserForm.
Adding the custom control on a new Template/Document in Word 365 /Windows 10 version 1809 displays correctly. Once the new Template/Document is saved, the ActiveX Control fails to display as do all subsequent attempts to add the control to this saved document/template.
Does anyone out there know how I could correct this?
excel vba ms-word office365
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I have a Word template with a single custom ActiveX control. The view from Word 365 on Windows 10 version 1803 and earlier display correctly.
The same template from Word 365 on Windows 10 version 1809 displays nothing on the UserForm.
Adding the custom control on a new Template/Document in Word 365 /Windows 10 version 1809 displays correctly. Once the new Template/Document is saved, the ActiveX Control fails to display as do all subsequent attempts to add the control to this saved document/template.
Does anyone out there know how I could correct this?
excel vba ms-word office365
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I'd say, uninstall the update and wait for the next one, which may take care of the problem. And maybe complain to Microsoft in order to be sure they're aware ofthe problem. But first check whether the problem is only with the custom ActiveX control. If it is, it's possible the control doesn't meet some kind of security standard.
– Cindy Meister
Mar 25 at 16:36
Thanks Cindy for your response. It appears that Microsoft ActiveX controls are OK. Maybe, my custom ActiveX that is not meeting the security standard. Any idea what security changes applied ActiveX controls between Windows 10 version 1803 and 1809?
– Samuel Nsoatabe
Mar 26 at 11:00
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I have a Word template with a single custom ActiveX control. The view from Word 365 on Windows 10 version 1803 and earlier display correctly.
The same template from Word 365 on Windows 10 version 1809 displays nothing on the UserForm.
Adding the custom control on a new Template/Document in Word 365 /Windows 10 version 1809 displays correctly. Once the new Template/Document is saved, the ActiveX Control fails to display as do all subsequent attempts to add the control to this saved document/template.
Does anyone out there know how I could correct this?
excel vba ms-word office365
I have a Word template with a single custom ActiveX control. The view from Word 365 on Windows 10 version 1803 and earlier display correctly.
The same template from Word 365 on Windows 10 version 1809 displays nothing on the UserForm.
Adding the custom control on a new Template/Document in Word 365 /Windows 10 version 1809 displays correctly. Once the new Template/Document is saved, the ActiveX Control fails to display as do all subsequent attempts to add the control to this saved document/template.
Does anyone out there know how I could correct this?
excel vba ms-word office365
excel vba ms-word office365
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I'd say, uninstall the update and wait for the next one, which may take care of the problem. And maybe complain to Microsoft in order to be sure they're aware ofthe problem. But first check whether the problem is only with the custom ActiveX control. If it is, it's possible the control doesn't meet some kind of security standard.
– Cindy Meister
Mar 25 at 16:36
Thanks Cindy for your response. It appears that Microsoft ActiveX controls are OK. Maybe, my custom ActiveX that is not meeting the security standard. Any idea what security changes applied ActiveX controls between Windows 10 version 1803 and 1809?
– Samuel Nsoatabe
Mar 26 at 11:00
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I'd say, uninstall the update and wait for the next one, which may take care of the problem. And maybe complain to Microsoft in order to be sure they're aware ofthe problem. But first check whether the problem is only with the custom ActiveX control. If it is, it's possible the control doesn't meet some kind of security standard.
– Cindy Meister
Mar 25 at 16:36
Thanks Cindy for your response. It appears that Microsoft ActiveX controls are OK. Maybe, my custom ActiveX that is not meeting the security standard. Any idea what security changes applied ActiveX controls between Windows 10 version 1803 and 1809?
– Samuel Nsoatabe
Mar 26 at 11:00
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I'd say, uninstall the update and wait for the next one, which may take care of the problem. And maybe complain to Microsoft in order to be sure they're aware ofthe problem. But first check whether the problem is only with the custom ActiveX control. If it is, it's possible the control doesn't meet some kind of security standard.
– Cindy Meister
Mar 25 at 16:36
I'd say, uninstall the update and wait for the next one, which may take care of the problem. And maybe complain to Microsoft in order to be sure they're aware ofthe problem. But first check whether the problem is only with the custom ActiveX control. If it is, it's possible the control doesn't meet some kind of security standard.
– Cindy Meister
Mar 25 at 16:36
Thanks Cindy for your response. It appears that Microsoft ActiveX controls are OK. Maybe, my custom ActiveX that is not meeting the security standard. Any idea what security changes applied ActiveX controls between Windows 10 version 1803 and 1809?
– Samuel Nsoatabe
Mar 26 at 11:00
Thanks Cindy for your response. It appears that Microsoft ActiveX controls are OK. Maybe, my custom ActiveX that is not meeting the security standard. Any idea what security changes applied ActiveX controls between Windows 10 version 1803 and 1809?
– Samuel Nsoatabe
Mar 26 at 11:00
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I'd say, uninstall the update and wait for the next one, which may take care of the problem. And maybe complain to Microsoft in order to be sure they're aware ofthe problem. But first check whether the problem is only with the custom ActiveX control. If it is, it's possible the control doesn't meet some kind of security standard.
– Cindy Meister
Mar 25 at 16:36
Thanks Cindy for your response. It appears that Microsoft ActiveX controls are OK. Maybe, my custom ActiveX that is not meeting the security standard. Any idea what security changes applied ActiveX controls between Windows 10 version 1803 and 1809?
– Samuel Nsoatabe
Mar 26 at 11:00