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PhilHack
I am using Word 2003. I use documents set up with a series of styles;
Paragraph, Character and Table styles.
Some documents which I have been using happily for a long time have suddenly
locked; they open but immediately the CPU usage shoots up to 100% and I get
"Not responding". I have to shut the document down.
At the same time i notice that a table on the front page (which all my
documents have) has changed; its table style is defined, but it does not
appear in that style. (Because of the "Not responding" position, I can't see
whether the Style has redefined itself or fallen off.)
One such document was just 61 KB. I scanned with Symantec; no problems
found. I e-mailed that document home, where I have a better computer. CPU
usage hit 50%, not 100%, but it still went into "Not responding".
In other documents I have found unstyled tables reprogramming themselves on
occasion, putting the text within into some randomly chosen style. I do not
know if there is a connection, but the changed look of the table in the "Not
responding" documents suggests it.
What is wrong? Is there a way to cure it, and to recover the documents?
Paragraph, Character and Table styles.
Some documents which I have been using happily for a long time have suddenly
locked; they open but immediately the CPU usage shoots up to 100% and I get
"Not responding". I have to shut the document down.
At the same time i notice that a table on the front page (which all my
documents have) has changed; its table style is defined, but it does not
appear in that style. (Because of the "Not responding" position, I can't see
whether the Style has redefined itself or fallen off.)
One such document was just 61 KB. I scanned with Symantec; no problems
found. I e-mailed that document home, where I have a better computer. CPU
usage hit 50%, not 100%, but it still went into "Not responding".
In other documents I have found unstyled tables reprogramming themselves on
occasion, putting the text within into some randomly chosen style. I do not
know if there is a connection, but the changed look of the table in the "Not
responding" documents suggests it.
What is wrong? Is there a way to cure it, and to recover the documents?