Tim
I would recommend uninstalling the proofing tools through the Control Panel,
Add/Remove Programs, then deleting the proofing dlls from Windows. Then
reinstall the proofing Tools, through Add/Remove Programs. I'm not sure what
dll need deleting through.
Terry
: Ok. That seems to have helped. Now, how do I fix the underlying problem.
: For a person with spelling as poor as mine I require the spell checker.
:
: I guess I can do an after the fact spell checker, however I would prefer a
: fully functioning product.
:
: Thanks again for all of your help!
:
: "TF" wrote:
:
: > Correct. Starting in Safe Mode (using the /a switch) bypasses all
templates,
: > add-ins, registry settings, etc. and opens Word in its default install
: > condition.
: >
: > The symptoms you describe could be caused by either a corrupt printer
driver
: > or the Spelling and Grammar whilst you Type options. Disable Spelling
and
: > Grammar checking and change the Language Settings to 'Do not check
spelling
: > and Grammar', then test again. If it is OK with no proofing, then it is
: > probably a corruption in the Proofing Tools.
: >
: > --
: > Terry Farrell - Word MVP
:
: >
: > : > :I tried opening my winword with the /a option and it still crashed.
Can I
: > : assume that I do not have a normal.dot template corruption?
: > :
: > : Thanks,
: > :
: > : Tim
: > :
: > : "dunomai" wrote:
: > :
: > : > I don't know what has happened, but my word has begun to crash VERY
: > often,
: > : > sometimes every 10-15 seconds. I can't work with any of my files.
I
: > have
: > : > run detect and repair, I have uninstalled office and reinstalled it
(and
: > I
: > : > turned off system restore during the process). I don't know what
could
: > be
: > : > causing the problem. I haven't installed any new software or changed
any
: > : > settings.
: >
: >
: >