Posts are an essential part of a blog. They are typically journal-like entries that contain information, ideas, and opinions. They are displayed in chronological order, starting with the most recent posts.
You can create a post on a SharePoint blog by using a Web browser, if you have permission to contribute to the Posts list. You don't need additional tools or programs to create content, add pictures, apply formatting, and insert hyperlinks. To post comments to a blog, you must have permission to contribute to the Comments list. In some cases, comments must be approved before they will appear on the site.
Problem Description:
User attempts to publish the Blog post from Word 2010 to SharePoint Blog it fails with following error message
Word cannot publish this post
To verify the error message that you receive, press Ctrl+Shift+I. The following number is displayed in the lower-right corner of the error message dialog box:
701797
Probable Cause:
The error is due to Document opened in Compatibility Mode (.doc) format the .doc format disables the features required to publish the Document to Blog Site. While reviewing Blog Template in Word 2010 noticed some of the options were grayed out. Example: Home Page, Insert Category, Open Existing Icon.
Following settings were configured in User workstation:
1. File | Options | Save | Save Files in this format | Word 97 – 2003 Document Format (*.doc)
2. File | Options | Advanced | Scroll to Compatibility Options | Lay out this document as if created in Microsoft Word 2003
Resolution:
This is working as designed and to work around the issue user needs to switch the document format (*.docx).
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DeleteSo if the user is using Office 2003 he cannot publish a blog ?
ReplyDeleteThank you - you got me 99% of the way there. For anyone else reading, this will also break if the Group Policy key is forcing this setting, even if you temporarily setup Word to save in the newer XML format.
ReplyDeleteDoes not apply to my situation, I'm afraid. The document is definitely *.docx and Compatibility Mode does not appear in the Title Bar. FWIW the information given is also available in the article when you click the "More Information" button on the error message.
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The resolution i have the same settings but still its not working
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