I CANNOT help you unless you will:
1) Remove the whole of Office using the remove Office Utility from the CD
2) Empty your trash
3) Use Disk Utility to Repair Permissions
3) Reboot your computer
4) re-install Office from the CD
5) Re-apply the Service Release
6) Reboot your computer again
If it doesn't work after that, I have something to work from. You keep
doing only half the job, which enables settings picked up from the old prefs
to be stored in the new software libs, and settings from the bad software
libs to be stored in the new prefs.
If you perform the procedure above, without doing anything "else" or
anything "more" in between, or missing any steps, it will probably work.
cheers
I reinstalled the app from the CDs but I kept the preference files. I
did update the entire Office package to the latest version. When I
encountered the selector bar problem the first time, I trashed all of
the preference files--all of them, including the font cache and the
ones that don't end in .plist--related to the office apps. The second
time this happened. I deleted Normal and made a new Normal. It's really
strange, though: if I simply close the window after the first save of a
document after running the compatibility check and reopen the document
afterward, everything behaves as it should--but I shouldn't HAVE to do
this! What's wrong? If I just save a document WITHOUT running the
compatibility check when selecting "save" for the first time,
everything is fine as well! It makes no sense. Any help is appreciated.
Peace.
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