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Default invalid file format error

Hi.
I've tried posting this before, but what the heck....
When I open Excel 2007, I get a series of error messages stating that all of
the Word 2007 templates that I've made are not valid file formats.
It does not happen when I open a blank word document, or even a word
template.
It never happens with InfoPath, Access, Powerpoint, etc....
I only get the error messages with Excel, and they are all specifically
referencing dot, dotm, doc, etc.... file formats.
I've spoken with our internal IT people, and they just throw up their hands,
and say deal with it.
I've run the diagnostics utility, and nothing.
It'd sure be nice to get this to stop.
This has been going on since about 2 months after we upgraded to 2007 from
2000. Which we'd done back in March, or April.
Thanks.
 
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