Windows Mail won't open Office documents

I'm looking through the various fixes for it but none works for me, the main reason being that I can not save the file.  When I try and open an Excel file from Windows Mail, nothing happens.  I right click to save money, but save it under the bar says type "attachment (*.)" *)"and no .xls.  I click on save and get the message "the command cannot be run."  It also doesn't let me print.

It is a very recent problem that I can't seem to get a fix for.  A suggestion made online, I got Microsoft Office but the problem persists.  Can someone please help me because I really need to be able to open Excel documents to work on it and return the people.
Your help would be very appreciated.

Hello

It seems that Windows Mail opens to 'open Office documents '.

I would refer to the procedure proposed by Radio2000wave July 30, 2009 from this link.

After completing the methods suggested above, answer us with the State of the question.

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