Office 2000: Admin OK, User gets "Error Applying Transform"

Thread starter karlo
Start date Jul 30, 2005

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Paul

Jul 31, 2005

#41

Ignore this moron. She is an obnoxious no nothing troll formerly named miss
prepascia tick. She likes treating people like garbage.

P

Paul

Jul 31, 2005

#42

Ignore this moron. She is an obnoxious no nothing troll formerly named miss
prepascia tick. She likes treating people like garbage.

P

Paul

Jul 31, 2005

#43

Ignore this moron. She is an obnoxious no nothing troll formerly named miss
prepascia tick. She likes treating people like garbage.

P

Paul

Jul 31, 2005

#44

Ignore this moron. She is an obnoxious no nothing troll formerly named miss
prepascia tick. She likes treating people like garbage.

P

Paul

Jul 31, 2005

#45

Ignore this moron. She is an obnoxious no nothing troll formerly named miss
prepascia tick. She likes treating people like garbage.

P

Paul

Jul 31, 2005

#46

Ignore this moron. She is an obnoxious no nothing troll formerly named miss
prepascia tick. She likes treating people like garbage.

K

karlo

Jul 31, 2005

#47

Hello,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Thanks,
karlo

K

karlo

Jul 31, 2005

#48

Hello,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Thanks,
karlo

K

karlo

Jul 31, 2005

#49

Hello,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Thanks,
karlo

K

karlo

Jul 31, 2005

#50

Hello,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Thanks,
karlo

K

karlo

Jul 31, 2005

#51

Hello,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Thanks,
karlo

K

karlo

Jul 31, 2005

#52

Hello,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Thanks,
karlo

K

karlo

Jul 31, 2005

#53

Hello,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Thanks,
karlo

K

karlo

Jul 31, 2005

#54

Hello,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Thanks,
karlo

K

karlo

Jul 31, 2005

#55

Hello,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Thanks,
karlo

G

Gerry Hickman

Jul 31, 2005

#56

Hi Karlo,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Just look in the temp folder for User2 - something like

c:\Documents and Settings\User2\Local Settings\Temp

Look at every file if you have to, until you find something that looks
like it's related to Office. It should have an *.txt extension. When you
find it, copy and paste it here. With any luck it will show the error.

G

Gerry Hickman

Jul 31, 2005

#57

Hi Karlo,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Just look in the temp folder for User2 - something like

c:\Documents and Settings\User2\Local Settings\Temp

Look at every file if you have to, until you find something that looks
like it's related to Office. It should have an *.txt extension. When you
find it, copy and paste it here. With any luck it will show the error.

G

Gerry Hickman

Jul 31, 2005

#58

Hi Karlo,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Just look in the temp folder for User2 - something like

c:\Documents and Settings\User2\Local Settings\Temp

Look at every file if you have to, until you find something that looks
like it's related to Office. It should have an *.txt extension. When you
find it, copy and paste it here. With any luck it will show the error.

G

Gerry Hickman

Jul 31, 2005

#59

Hi Karlo,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Just look in the temp folder for User2 - something like

c:\Documents and Settings\User2\Local Settings\Temp

Look at every file if you have to, until you find something that looks
like it's related to Office. It should have an *.txt extension. When you
find it, copy and paste it here. With any luck it will show the error.

G

Gerry Hickman

Jul 31, 2005

#60

Hi Karlo,

Yes, I guessed I had done some very bad things.

How do I recognize a log file? I do I recognize one that is related to
Office?

Just look in the temp folder for User2 - something like

c:\Documents and Settings\User2\Local Settings\Temp

Look at every file if you have to, until you find something that looks
like it's related to Office. It should have an *.txt extension. When you
find it, copy and paste it here. With any luck it will show the error.

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