>hi all
>I hear that, there is proxy encapsolated somewhere in MS Word how can I find and operate it?
Proxy: "A person authorized to act for another; an agent or substitute." (
www.dictionary.com)
In computer terms, a proxy usually refers to a device (usually a program) used in a network, that connects your internal network to the Internet. Further explanation at
http://www.pcwebopedia.com/TERM/p/proxy_server.htmlPrograms like MS-Word or even e-mail programs don't usually provide networking capabilities themselves, they use the networking capabilities provided by the operating system.
For example, if MS-Word saves a document, it doesn't care whether the document is saved on a local disk or remotely over the network. It gives a command to save a certain file, and if it is a remote computer (over the network), a component of the operating system (the redirector) will translate the commands to the appropriate network commands, for the file server.
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