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Pelle
When im working in word it suddenly doesn´t answer. When I try to restart ii everything works fine for a while but just for a couple of minutes.
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CyberTaz
Since you haven't bothered to tell what version or update level you're
using, let alone anything about the OS or your Mac, about the only
suggestion to be offered is to have a look at the standard troubleshooting
procedures detailed here - specifically those for "Unexpected quit while in
use":
http://word.mvps.org/mac/Diagnose.html
If these steps don't resolve the problem feel free to post back with your
results, but *please* include enough detail for someone to at least know
whether you're even using a Mac
using, let alone anything about the OS or your Mac, about the only
suggestion to be offered is to have a look at the standard troubleshooting
procedures detailed here - specifically those for "Unexpected quit while in
use":
http://word.mvps.org/mac/Diagnose.html
If these steps don't resolve the problem feel free to post back with your
results, but *please* include enough detail for someone to at least know
whether you're even using a Mac
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Pelle
Sorry, rookie mistake.
Mac OS X Version 10.4.11 on a MacBook
Microsoft Word 2008 version 12.0.0
Where in a bit of a haste when posting the first post.
It might be of interest that Word now stops directly when you do something like trying to type and such things.
Would really appreciate if someone could help me with this...
Mac OS X Version 10.4.11 on a MacBook
Microsoft Word 2008 version 12.0.0
Where in a bit of a haste when posting the first post.
It might be of interest that Word now stops directly when you do something like trying to type and such things.
Would really appreciate if someone could help me with this...
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CyberTaz
No problem, but the more specific you can be the better able anyone is to
understand what is going on - we can't peek over your shoulder
The first thing to try is running the Repair Disk Permissions routine in
Apple's Disk Utility program, then restart your Mac. Post back with the
results. If that doesn't fix it someone will go from there if I'm not
around.
understand what is going on - we can't peek over your shoulder
The first thing to try is running the Repair Disk Permissions routine in
Apple's Disk Utility program, then restart your Mac. Post back with the
results. If that doesn't fix it someone will go from there if I'm not
around.
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Pelle
Thanks for taking the time. Has been away on a trip so it took a while before I could try it out.
No difference. It didn´t find anything and the problems are still there.
I have no clue about what it could be or what more information you would need to solve the problem.
Any suggestions?
Regards
Per
No difference. It didn´t find anything and the problems are still there.
I have no clue about what it could be or what more information you would need to solve the problem.
Any suggestions?
Regards
Per