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Default Excel and MS HTML HELP Workshop

I do not know if I am in the right community but here goes:

I'm using Windows 2000 Professional, MS Office 2003 and HTML HELP Workshop
version 4.74.8702.0

I have a Word document with a hyperlink to my workplace network server that I
save as HTML document. This hyperlink is to retrieve an Excel Spreadsheet.

The HTML document is listed in HTML HELP Workshop under the Contents tab.
I then compile the HTML HELP Workshop Project. When I double click the
compiled
HELP project it comes up find then I locate my HTML document with the
hyperlink to the Excel Spreadsheet and click on it. The spreadsheet is found
on the network server and is displayed in the current window but then a SAVE
AS pop up displays asking the Excel spreadsheet to be saved.

So, after a long story my question is WHY is it asking me to save the
spreadsheet when nothing has changed? I want the user to be able to view this
spreadsheet and not have to put up with cancelling the SAVE AS pop up to do
so.

Thanks in advance for any leads that might help to resolve this issue....


 
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