Then why did you include it in your post? If you want help then be specific
about YOUR problem.
sorry, i'm not fluent in english and it was easier for me to quote the
other one thread.
anyway, i fixed my problem, here is how for the record, and i hope it
can help people.
first, if you look in various forums & mailing lists, some answers are
suggested, but did not work for me:
- (re)installing the 10.4.10v1.1 combo update does not fix the
symptoms (even in safe mode);
- (un)(re)install office (trial version) because installer does not
work either;
- removing com.microsoft.Word.prefs.plist;
- removing quicktime components/flash/Fip4mac/ etc.
i didn't want to archive and install my system as suggested by many.
the solution provided by apple to fix crash after Quicktime 7.2 update
si closer to the solution, but still not working.
[
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306043]
i finally found the real fix is on a thread in apple support
discussions [
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?
messageID=4930474�] pointing to a blog:
[
http://mactip.blogspot.com/2007/07/dependent-dylib-is-not-
prebound.html]
in case it disapear, below is the content of the post:
regards, and thank you for your help
renaud
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Is your Mac sluggish and running slow?
Are your Office apps refusing to run?
Your automated prebinding updates may be failing.
Run the command
sudo update_prebinding -debug -root / -force
If you get the following error:
dyld: re-prebound: 0x90bee000 /usr/lib/libgcc_s.1.dylib
update_prebinding: error: dependent dylib is not prebound
update_prebinding: error 256 running update_prebinding_core
then edit the update-prebinding-paths file (this has the list of files
to prebind: the one that fails is immediately after the last one to
succeed)
sudo emacs /var/db/dyld/update-prebinding-paths.txt
Search for libgcc_s.1.dylib, and comment out the next line (by adding
the #) so it reads
#/Applications/Utilities/Java/Java Web \ Start.app/Contents/Resources/
Java/libmacjavaws.jnilib
Save the file, then try updating the prebindings again. For me, the
next (and final) failure was after libjsound.jnilib. So I comment out
the following line
#/System/Library/Frameworks/\
JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.3.1/Libraries/librealawt.jnilib
On the next try everything else went through. My Powerbook is much
snappier.
It seems that you may need to reinstall Flash Player after doing this.
Try the Adobe Shockwave and Flash player test to check. First
uninstall previous versions. Shockwave will still only work if you run
your browser under Rosetta. Flash is Universal
Office 11.3.7 depends on bits of