Searching through the logs pointed me in the direction of the Exchange services and sure enough one of the services had not started automatically as it should have. The service in question was the Microsoft Exchange System Attendant. Starting this service resolved the issue straight away. I have since restarted the server and the service continues to not start automatically. One to watch…

• Start -> Administrative Tools -> Services
• Right-Click Microsoft Exchange System Attendant service
• Select Start from displayed context menu

1. Open the .docx file that you want to publish as a post on your blog.

2. From the Office Menu Orb, select Publish -> Blog.

3. Select Publish from the Blog Post ribbon.

4. Click the Register an Account button.

5. Select you Blog Provider from the drop-down menu (in my case WordPress) and click Next.

6. Input your Blog Post URL and your blog User Name and Password then click OK.

The open document will now be published as a post on your blog and your blog account is setup for future use in Word 2007.

To resolve this error the XML-RPC option needs to be enabled on your blog. The setting can be found by browsing to Settings -> Writing and ticking the “Enable the WordPress, Movable Type, MetaWeblog and Blogger XML-RPC publishing protocols.” check box.

• Microsoft Office Word
• Microsoft Office PowerPoint
• Microsoft Office Excel
• Microsoft Office Access
  

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The add-in adds a new section to the add-in ribbon of the application that mimics the Office 2003 menu (Word example):

Installation:

1. Download the add-in for each application from the links above.
2. Unzip the macro-enable template files to a location on your PC.
3. To install the add-in: Windows XP:
   
   • Copy the appropriate macro-enabled file to the applications startup folder.
     Word example (Word Menu 2003.dotm):
     (C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Microsoft\Word\Startup)

   Windows Vista:

   • Copy the appropriate macro-enabled file to the applications startup folder.
     Word example (Word Menu 2003.dotm):
     (C:\Users\<username)\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word\STARTUP)

   To run the add-in once off:

   • Double-click the appropriate unzipped macro-enabled file.

Now bring back the memories of a simpler time…