Word won't launch from Microsoft Office Shortcut Bar

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johnnyE

My (not so techno savvy) Boss is using Office 2k Pro on a
Widows 2k system and when he tries to launch Word from the shortcut bar,
Word just won't launch. There is't any error message at all. (The other
shortcuts will launch ..excell, access..) I tried to "refresh" the Shortcut
Bar without success. The only way I got ot to respond
was to exit out , answer no, and restart the Shortcut bar.

His Question is : "what is causing this" , and "how do I avoid the same
issue "

Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you
john
 
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garfield-n-odie

You obviously believe that you are much more techno savvy than
your Boss, so you should be able to answer your Boss' questions.
BTW, it's Windows 2k.
 
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johnnyE

Thanks for your words of wisdom. Hopfully next time you wish to enlighten
someone in need you will remove your head from your backside and actually say
something relevant.
 
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garfield-n-odie

You insult your boss. You insult the people from whom you ask
help. Good luck with that.
 
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johnnyE

It is unfortunate that you are so high up on the pedistal that you
have buit for your self that you are unwilling to help "the lesser"
people that reach out for guidence and wisdom. But greet them
with condescendence.
Also If I were "techno savy" as it were, I would not be posting to the web
site.
As for my boss, What I had posted was not an insult. It was just the plain
truth.
And I am sure that he would agree whole hardedly.

Thank you again again for your enlightenment.
 
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JoAnn Paules [MVP]

My favorite response for answering questions like that is "If I could answer
that question, I'd be making a lot more money than I am now."

If I could answer your questions, ................. well, you know the rest.
 

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