T
Tommy
To whom it may concern
When opening Microsoft word and then going the a webpage
that i build i get this error
Application popup: WINWORD.EXE - Application Error : The
instruction at "0x77fcc823" referenced memory
at "0x000001dc". The memory could not be "read".
Click on OK to terminate the program
A little history: I added a <marquee> </marquee> in the
document to give a nice slide on the page (using notepad)
and got the error
So doing some basic troubleshooting :
Copied the file to a localdisk , since i opened it on a
shared drive (same problem)
Removed the marquee code and the problem was solved.
The page does work in internet explorer when using the
marquee code so i think its a bug in Word (Word
2000/9.03821 SR-1)
Original snippet of code :
<marquee><p class=MsoNormal><span lang=EN-IE
style='color:black;mso-ansi-language:EN-IE'>Working
proxy server : <b>192.1.50.26</b> port 80 *New Added
configtools for
5410/5430/8054<o
></o
></span></p></marquee><hr>
Is this a bug or did i do something wrong with the
scripting
Best Regards
Tommy Geerts
When opening Microsoft word and then going the a webpage
that i build i get this error
Application popup: WINWORD.EXE - Application Error : The
instruction at "0x77fcc823" referenced memory
at "0x000001dc". The memory could not be "read".
Click on OK to terminate the program
A little history: I added a <marquee> </marquee> in the
document to give a nice slide on the page (using notepad)
and got the error
So doing some basic troubleshooting :
Copied the file to a localdisk , since i opened it on a
shared drive (same problem)
Removed the marquee code and the problem was solved.
The page does work in internet explorer when using the
marquee code so i think its a bug in Word (Word
2000/9.03821 SR-1)
Original snippet of code :
<marquee><p class=MsoNormal><span lang=EN-IE
style='color:black;mso-ansi-language:EN-IE'>Working
proxy server : <b>192.1.50.26</b> port 80 *New Added
configtools for
5410/5430/8054<o
Is this a bug or did i do something wrong with the
scripting
Best Regards
Tommy Geerts