When I attempt to open any Word file in Office for Mac Preview, I receive first, the following dialog window:This document has links to these additional files:The name of the file I'm attempting to openMicrosoft Word needs access to the file namedThe name of the file I'm attempting to open. Select this file to grant access.Once I click Select, I select the file, and click Grant Access.Then, I get the following error:Word cannot open the document: user does not have access privilegesThe name of the file I'm attempting to openThis happens with any Word file of any version I attempt to open from any author. I managed to narrow down and isolate this issue.There is a permissions conflict that manifests in Office when Monotype FontExplorer Pro is used for font management.Steps to fix problem:1. Boot from OS X recovery partition and use the 'resetpassword' Terminal utility to Reset User Home Folder Permissions and ACLs.2. Upon restart, Office 2016 preview will happily open all documents.As soon as FontExplorer Pro is run on my system, it clearly does something permissions-related that causes Office to not open files.
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Quitting FontExplorer does not fix the problem, nor does ignoring font requests to it from Office apps.I will report this issue to Monotype as well, but in the meantime, I will be disabling font management on my system until a solution is found, unfortunately. I had this same frustrating, ridiculous issue. I read through a number of forum posts and realized that many people were having this issue when using a third party font manager like Suitcase Fusion. So I opened Suitcase Fusion, went to File Clean FontCaches, rebooted, and all Word doc files open just fine now!So it seems that clearing your font caches is a working solution, although I don't yet know how often it will be required.
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I would imagine that any method of clearing font caches should provide the same results.
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