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Mark
Hi Folks...
I hope I'm posting this in the correct place. Anyway, we have Office XP
(SP3) running on Windows XP (latest patches applied). The documents we
produce are often quite complex and large.
The problem we have is that certain documents, opened either across the
network or from a local drive take up to ten minutes to open and sometimes
fail completely. They do however open fine in WordPad.
I have found no obvious common factors in the documents and they appear to
be no different to others that are OK. Typically they can be 50+ pages,
contain tables, other embedded documents (or not), various formatting and
page layouts. Also, we experienced this problem a few months ago and it just
went away before we figured it out.
I read the MVP document "Problems Opening Word" and tried the obvious but
got nowhere. The problem does not affect all documents and is not specific
to certain machines, though when taking them off the office machines and
onto my own personal laptop it goes away???
Does anyone have any ideas where I can start looking?
Many thanks
Mark
I hope I'm posting this in the correct place. Anyway, we have Office XP
(SP3) running on Windows XP (latest patches applied). The documents we
produce are often quite complex and large.
The problem we have is that certain documents, opened either across the
network or from a local drive take up to ten minutes to open and sometimes
fail completely. They do however open fine in WordPad.
I have found no obvious common factors in the documents and they appear to
be no different to others that are OK. Typically they can be 50+ pages,
contain tables, other embedded documents (or not), various formatting and
page layouts. Also, we experienced this problem a few months ago and it just
went away before we figured it out.
I read the MVP document "Problems Opening Word" and tried the obvious but
got nowhere. The problem does not affect all documents and is not specific
to certain machines, though when taking them off the office machines and
onto my own personal laptop it goes away???
Does anyone have any ideas where I can start looking?
Many thanks
Mark