See the "More Information" section for information about how to determine whether you are using the C2R version of Office 2013 and what the currently installed version is.
1002 or a later version to make sure that the fix will be installed. Office 2013 Click-to-Run (C2R) clients should automatically receive updates that include this fix. For more information, see the "Important information about the change" section.
If you use a side-by-side combination of Office 2013 C2R-installed and Office MSI-installed products, you have to update all products at the same time. Note You should install all the updates for all the versions of Office that you have installed to obtain the full result of the fix. To resolve all the issues that are described in the "Symptoms" section, install the following updates to affected computers for all versions of Office that you have installed. Symptom 3Īfter you save a Microsoft Excel workbook that includes ActiveX control (forms3) on a computer that has MS14-082 installed, the Excel macro may not work on computers that do not have MS14-082 installed. When you use Office Click-to-Run to install Office 2013 on a computer that has a Side-by-Side installation of the 2007 Office suite or Office 2010, you may experience the same errors that are mentioned in the "Symptom 1" section. Note In this last error message, the Forms text may be replaced by the GUID of the control. To edit this object, install Forms or ensure that any dialog boxes in Forms are closed. That program is either not installed on your computer or it is not responding. However, as a troubleshooting step, I installed InfoPath 2013 on my client machine and when I access the library and create a new document it opens the form successfully.The program used to create this object is Forms. The problem is I have created a form and published it to a SharePoint 2013 library but when I try to create a new document in the library I get a page cannot be displayed error or the page just hangs. We are running SharePoint 2013 Standard, so we do not have access to web-enabled InfoPath forms, which is okay since all of our client machines have InfoPath Filler as part of their Office 2010 install. I'm having a problem with the coexistence of SharePoint 2013 and Office 2010, specifically InfoPath.
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