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On both FBA and AD (Claims), Office will need it's own authentication ticket as well as the browsers. That likely also explains why your same user has different behaviour on different machines etc.
You need to get users to accept they must login both through the browser normally and if they are then opening documents, to also login again for Office - ...
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There are numerous scenarios that can lead to user's getting prompted. The Authentication providers, your host header/domain name, etc all play into it.
The most common deployment scenario is a claims setup with Windows authentication. If you are using a host header/fully qualified domain name that doesn't match your AD domain, then it will not ...
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SharePoint + Office integrates in such a way that you aren't downloading the file so much as accessing it directly from the server, so it makes an interesting sequence of calls when you look in Fiddler. Some 401's are expected. The author.dll and _vti_rpc stuff is quite normal, as would calls to the cell storage service (I think the name is cellstorage.svc).
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In order to use Office Interop, in your case for Word automation you would need to have Office installed on the Server - it looks like the code you are trying is actually failing due to missing of assemblies.
It is not at all recomanded as strategy, but rather the use of OpenXML SDK 2.0 - compatible with SharePoint 2010 (or v2.5 for SharePoint 2013) - you ...
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Can you specify what "does not update" constitutes? MS Office documents have some properties that can be promoted to SharePoint columns. These include for example the Title field. If that field is updated in SharePoint via 'edit Properties' it gets promoted to the actual document property and vice versa. But, for example, the Author of an MS Document is not ...
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