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Terry Gerrits
I began to use Office 2000 just this week after using Office 97 for nearly 8
years. We changed only because our newest version of QuickBooks (2005) did
not support Word 97. After installation I upgrades the releases and patches,
but now when I open Word (you always start with a new blank document) and
then try to open an existing document, I get a "There is not enough memory or
disk space to complete the operation" error message. If I close the blank
document first, I can open one of my saved documents, but I can't then open a
second one. I never had this kind of problem with Word 97. I'm running
Windows 98 O/S on a Pentium 4 Gateway computer with 11 GB of hard disk free
space and 256 of RAM. My system shows a 56% free resource level, so I have no
idea where this disk space or memory issue is coming from.
years. We changed only because our newest version of QuickBooks (2005) did
not support Word 97. After installation I upgrades the releases and patches,
but now when I open Word (you always start with a new blank document) and
then try to open an existing document, I get a "There is not enough memory or
disk space to complete the operation" error message. If I close the blank
document first, I can open one of my saved documents, but I can't then open a
second one. I never had this kind of problem with Word 97. I'm running
Windows 98 O/S on a Pentium 4 Gateway computer with 11 GB of hard disk free
space and 256 of RAM. My system shows a 56% free resource level, so I have no
idea where this disk space or memory issue is coming from.