How do I turn off the Debugger in Office 2003?
csand
installed it I keep getting the Debugger window pop up. I have AOL. IT is
usually a runtime error. It takes a half a dozen clicks it seems to get rid
of it.
I do not even know what a DEBUGGER IS! Or how to use it.
Anne Troy
bet you get LOTS of hits.
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~Anne Troy
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Shauna Kelly
What you have is a very poorly-written add-in.
An add-in is a extra code created (generally) by a third party (ie not
Microsoft) to give Word extra functionality. Add-ins are written in code of
one kind or another. Since creating such things is tricky. So while the
developer is working on developing the add-in, problems (aka bugs) can creep
in. And the developer should fix those. One of the tools the developer might
use to help diagnose the cause of problems in his/her code is a de-bugger.
So the debugger is of no use to you. It's only of use to the person who
created the add-in.
A "run-time error" means an error that occurs when the add-in is running. A
well-written add-in doesn't have problems like this and does not take you to
the debugger. So you've got a problem add-in. So you need to identify which
one and get rid of it.
The following article will help you identify your add-ins and show you how
to get rid of them.
How to find out whether any Word Add-ins have been installed
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Customization/CheckIfAddinsInstalled.htm
Hope this helps.
Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP.
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word
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