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rbfraven
500Mhz Powerbook 10.4.10
I first noticed MS Word 2004 using excessive processor time a few days
after I applied the latest iTunes and Quicktime update (7/14) and the
Microsoft update 11.3.6 (7/13). Prior to that I upgraded to 10.4.10
(6/21) from 10.4.9 but the problem occurred after the previously
mentioned updates. These are the only system changes I am aware of
before the problem occurred.
After those changes, the fan started coming on more frequently, and
Unix top and Activity Monitor showed that Word was always using 50%
even when NO files were open. When I quit Word, CPU usage decreases by
50%. When I start it, CPU usage increases by 50%. My temporary
circumvention is to quit Word immediately after using it. I used to
always run with Word as an active application.
Acting on a suggestion in this forum, I erased the Normal template,
but that had no effect.
I would appreciate any suggestion for what is causing the problem and
how to fix it.
Thanks.
I first noticed MS Word 2004 using excessive processor time a few days
after I applied the latest iTunes and Quicktime update (7/14) and the
Microsoft update 11.3.6 (7/13). Prior to that I upgraded to 10.4.10
(6/21) from 10.4.9 but the problem occurred after the previously
mentioned updates. These are the only system changes I am aware of
before the problem occurred.
After those changes, the fan started coming on more frequently, and
Unix top and Activity Monitor showed that Word was always using 50%
even when NO files were open. When I quit Word, CPU usage decreases by
50%. When I start it, CPU usage increases by 50%. My temporary
circumvention is to quit Word immediately after using it. I used to
always run with Word as an active application.
Acting on a suggestion in this forum, I erased the Normal template,
but that had no effect.
I would appreciate any suggestion for what is causing the problem and
how to fix it.
Thanks.