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SYMPTOMSIn Microsoft Windows Explorer, when you change the view option that allows you to choose whether to display file extensions for files that are registered, the change may not be reflected in the Microsoft Office applications listed above. CAUSE
This behavior occurs when you either select or clear the "Hide MS-DOS File
Extensions For File Types That Are Registered" check box on the View tab in
the Options dialog box (View menu) in Microsoft Explorer. The change you
make is not immediately reflected in the Office applications. For example,
if you change the option from displaying file extensions to hiding file
extensions, and then switch to Word, the file name in the document window
title as well as in the Window menu still appears with the file extension.
Note that this behavior does not occur if you start the application AFTER you make the view change in Explorer. RESOLUTIONTo work around this behavior, do the following: Microsoft ExcelChoose another workbook from the Window menu. If there are no other files open, you can either open another file, or close and reopen the current file.Microsoft WordClose any one of the documents that are open. This will cause the document window title and the Window menu to reflect the new extensions view.Note that files that you open AFTER making the view change reflect the proper setting. Additional query words: screen
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