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SusanR
I have a VB application that opens a new instance of Word each time it needs
to create a document. Each document is based on a custom template. In the
past couple of days each document is taking over 5 minutes to create the
document.
I have tried reinstalling Office 2000 - it makes no difference to the speed.
The PC has Norton Anti-virus installed. I have switched off the Office
add-in - it makes no difference. I can't uninstall Norton.
I have tried recreating the template from scratch thinking that it may be
corrupted - it makes no difference.
I have tried using the /t switch to open the document - it makes no
difference to the speed.
The templates are all about 120KB in size and have text boxes and VBA code
that is called by the VB application so that data from a database is
transferred to the templates to create a document.
I have opened the template in different versions of Word and they don;t seem
to have the same problem. I can't upgrade the version of Word as the customer
still has Word 2000 installed on the machine that they use.
Does anyone have any idea where I can go from here? It is making development
very difficult when I have to wait over 20 minutes to create any document.
Thanks in advance
Susan
to create a document. Each document is based on a custom template. In the
past couple of days each document is taking over 5 minutes to create the
document.
I have tried reinstalling Office 2000 - it makes no difference to the speed.
The PC has Norton Anti-virus installed. I have switched off the Office
add-in - it makes no difference. I can't uninstall Norton.
I have tried recreating the template from scratch thinking that it may be
corrupted - it makes no difference.
I have tried using the /t switch to open the document - it makes no
difference to the speed.
The templates are all about 120KB in size and have text boxes and VBA code
that is called by the VB application so that data from a database is
transferred to the templates to create a document.
I have opened the template in different versions of Word and they don;t seem
to have the same problem. I can't upgrade the version of Word as the customer
still has Word 2000 installed on the machine that they use.
Does anyone have any idea where I can go from here? It is making development
very difficult when I have to wait over 20 minutes to create any document.
Thanks in advance
Susan