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Several of our users are using thin clients connecting to a remote computer in the computer room. These are Wyse terminal server machines and the MS Office applications are loaded on what is essentially the E:\ drive.
When they try to load an assembly structure for export using the Reports menu, Multi-Level Bom, then actions for Export list to file and select Export to XLSX, they get a loading message, then it disappears. On my machine I get a dialog box for Open/Save/Cancel.
Is this because Windchill does not know that Excel is loaded on the E:\ drive instead of the 'standard' MS Office loaction on the C:\ drive?
Has anyone else run into this situation and found a work around? (Without pissing off their IT department!)
That wouldn't be due to the Excel location. Even if Excel wasn't installed on the system, the users should still get the dialog box with the Open/Save/Cancel options. This could be an issue of browser settings. I assume these users are using IE. Would they be able to test a non-IE browser, just to see if they get the dialog box in a different browser? If the export does work in a different browser, then you could compare your IE settings to the IE settings on these clients and see what the difference is.