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Post 70865 by woofie on Wednesday 4th of May 2005 07:14:40 PM
05-04-2005
Winword.exe error's are strange.
I've had to deal with a few in my time (HAHA I'm old) and sometimes I have found reinstalling the application will fix it. Other times I found nothing happened. So I would swap out the computer (Work) and give them a new imaged PC. When I ghosted a new image then it fixed the error's from showing.
I don't know I've learnt not to ask questions with Windows (not bagging Gates) as the more questions you ask the deeper you get and even more questions you are left with unanswered
Give a reinstall of teh application a go though that may fix your problem.
I've had to deal with a few in my time (HAHA I'm old) and sometimes I have found reinstalling the application will fix it. Other times I found nothing happened. So I would swap out the computer (Work) and give them a new imaged PC. When I ghosted a new image then it fixed the error's from showing.
I don't know I've learnt not to ask questions with Windows (not bagging Gates) as the more questions you ask the deeper you get and even more questions you are left with unanswered
Give a reinstall of teh application a go though that may fix your problem.
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