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Turns out every attachment that produces this error generates from an aol.com email address. We did some additional testing and it only happens with word documents from aol.

no quarantine... at this point I'm nearly convinced that it's some type of table or data in the file that's preventing it from opening. I got three of them to save it as an .rtf which I can open, so now I'm going through these files that error out as a .doc and comparing them to other resumes...

thanks tony. I called 3 of the 5 people who sent them... one is using XP and office 2003, the other two are both using windows 2000 pro w/ office 2000, so my hopes of it being an office '07 issue are out the window. I did try the .zip, .docx extensions but those didn't work either. I...

thanks for the link to the compatibility pack... I was hoping that would do it but unfortunately the message about the name or path being invalid still comes up.

I've tried opening it from email, saving to my desktop, changing the file name, opening word and choosing the file from my desktop or just double clicking to open it. Nothing seems to work. I just find it really strange that all of a sudden, I've gotten five of these problems today and two...

I removed the spaces and just named it test.doc and it still gave the same error. I got a hold of the persons who sent these documents in, and one's using XP with Office 2003, the other is using 2000 with Office 2000... so my hopes of it being some weird backwards conversion from a newer...

In the last week we've received Word Documents from candidates that when opened give the following error. 'The document name or path is not valid. Try these suggestions. *Check the file permissions for the document or drive. *Use the file open dialog box to locate the document. Seems pretty...