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I am running Excel 2002 SP-2 on a Windows XP machine
running a Pentium 4 2.8 GHz processor with 1 Gb RAM.
After adding e.g. a label to a brand new VBA userform in
a new workbook, I click on the ellipsis against the font
property in the properties window to change the font size
and Excel starts another process (i.e. I see another
Excel process on the Windows task bar) and consumes close
to 100 % of my CPU.
The first couple of times I tried this, Excel eventually
brought up the font properties window (after more than a
minute). Usually I have to crash Excel via Windows Task
Manager.
At the time of trying to change the font properties, the
font was set to use the default Tahoma font.
I normally use Excel 97 at work - so this is why I
haven't encountered this problem before.
Any solution to this would be gratefully received.
running a Pentium 4 2.8 GHz processor with 1 Gb RAM.
After adding e.g. a label to a brand new VBA userform in
a new workbook, I click on the ellipsis against the font
property in the properties window to change the font size
and Excel starts another process (i.e. I see another
Excel process on the Windows task bar) and consumes close
to 100 % of my CPU.
The first couple of times I tried this, Excel eventually
brought up the font properties window (after more than a
minute). Usually I have to crash Excel via Windows Task
Manager.
At the time of trying to change the font properties, the
font was set to use the default Tahoma font.
I normally use Excel 97 at work - so this is why I
haven't encountered this problem before.
Any solution to this would be gratefully received.