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I want to play with some Moodle front page or My Moodle page settings to find the breaking points. I did not push this feature of Microsoft Office to see how many ways a perpetual Newbie, might break it in his daily work. Deleted my page comments and added screenshots to the Doc page. And then.Ī few deep breaths later, I decided to try to set up a link to a localhost where my 'teacher' was assigned to the MS Add-in course. I created Office_add-in_for_Moodle page and added some quietly unpleasant words on the page comment. nor on one of my home computers localhost (yes it was turned on). In my first attempt it would not work on demo. But of course I notice the documentation was "terse". This was a helpful thread and as was the postings in MSEdLabs site. They would then be able to work natively from Office and all other documents that they want to store they have to work through the Moodle interface as we used to.
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I have not tried/tested it fully yet, but I suppose that if you want learners to use Moodle as a repository for their documents you could create a course for each learner and give them file management rights in that course - or just assign them to be the teacher in that course, where the sole purpose of the course is to act as a 'MySpace'. If I want to change any of these documents now - it is a piece of cake.
#WPS OFFICE CRASHES WHEN SAVING DOCUMENT DOWNLOAD#
They download from Moodle, edit and upload these to Moodle Assignments. These may be Word, Exel or Access documents. I teach a Computer End User course where the students work with a lot of Microsoft Office source documents. I got carried away at first and thought that it would enable the learners to work natively in Office and save to Moodle. And I suppose it means that people can spend more time creating content.Ī very helpful little tool. Or some images didn't get uploaded to the right folder. However, I can see a benefit because it means that there will be less calls when a Word to HTML conversion blows up.
#WPS OFFICE CRASHES WHEN SAVING DOCUMENT CODE#
You're adding thousands of lines of behind-the-scenes code for simplicity's sake when there's a decent editor built in to Moodle, and even plugins to allow shared online docs via services like Google Apps which avoid having to deal with multiple downloaded temp-file versions of the same document. Sure, it's great for anyone who wants to continue using the old "download a bunch of word docs" paradigm of hastily created courses (this is not a comment about the content, just the format), but it's bad for mobile viewers, annoying for anti-clutter freaks, problematic for non-Office users, and just so year 2000. I'm actually somewhat irked by this plugin. I'm having the same issue with courses, and I tried changing the homepage view to courses (rather than combined list) and created a new connection but it didn't work. I've been unsuccessful at getting it to work either, and the educationlabs website is all messed up so I can't comment, view, or reply to any threads.