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owczi
Hi,
M girlfriend has a serious problem with Word 2003 (office 2003 SP1). She is
writing her thesis so it's quite important to find any possible solution.
The .doc file is quite small so far, about 40 pages and 300 kb in size, I'd
call it tiny. The text uses a massive amount of footnotes. Once in a while
(it might be two times a day or once every five minutes). Word simply crashes
(the windows with "send report" option), and the magic file recovery tool
starts, and the recovery results in insanely big file sizes (once it was 2
MB, the record was so far 80MB). When the option to show formatting
characters is turned on, tones of characters (something like spaces), and
also some parts of the original txt can be seen in the footnote area.
Does anybody have any idea what to do with it?
I have an Office 2000 CD lying around and Office 2000 has never faild me so
far, so I think I'll downgrade her Office for now.
Thanks for any help,
owczi
M girlfriend has a serious problem with Word 2003 (office 2003 SP1). She is
writing her thesis so it's quite important to find any possible solution.
The .doc file is quite small so far, about 40 pages and 300 kb in size, I'd
call it tiny. The text uses a massive amount of footnotes. Once in a while
(it might be two times a day or once every five minutes). Word simply crashes
(the windows with "send report" option), and the magic file recovery tool
starts, and the recovery results in insanely big file sizes (once it was 2
MB, the record was so far 80MB). When the option to show formatting
characters is turned on, tones of characters (something like spaces), and
also some parts of the original txt can be seen in the footnote area.
Does anybody have any idea what to do with it?
I have an Office 2000 CD lying around and Office 2000 has never faild me so
far, so I think I'll downgrade her Office for now.
Thanks for any help,
owczi