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Russ
Jan 3, 2002, 11:28:01 AM1/3/02
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We now have this problem on 2 computers (both Win98):
When opening Word 2000, we get an illegal operation.
WINWORD caused an invalid page fault in module
VBE6.DLL ... Any ideas please.
When opening Word 2000, we get an illegal operation.
WINWORD caused an invalid page fault in module
VBE6.DLL ... Any ideas please.
Kelly
Jan 3, 2002, 12:42:43 PM1/3/02
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Yes! I have started running into this problem on several
of our machines. The thing I have been doing (which seems
to be permanently correcting the problem) is search and
rename vbe6.dll - then open Word. It will automatically
reinstall this .dll file from the Office cd. Good
luck! :)
of our machines. The thing I have been doing (which seems
to be permanently correcting the problem) is search and
rename vbe6.dll - then open Word. It will automatically
reinstall this .dll file from the Office cd. Good
luck! :)
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Jeanne Sheldon
Jan 3, 2002, 9:48:17 PM1/3/02
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Russ, Kelly, this looks like a problem with an add-in. Try starting Word
with a "/a" on the command line so that no add-ins or templates are loaded
at start-up. If the problem goes away, you should check with the add-in
vendor to determine if there is an update, or, if you can live without it,
just get rid of it.
with a "/a" on the command line so that no add-ins or templates are loaded
at start-up. If the problem goes away, you should check with the add-in
vendor to determine if there is an update, or, if you can live without it,
just get rid of it.
Good luck!
Jeanne
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Russ
Jan 4, 2002, 2:05:10 PM1/4/02
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I tried that. Unfortunately I got the same problem, I'll
try what Jeanne said and let you know. Thanks ;)>.
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try what Jeanne said and let you know. Thanks ;)
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Russ
Jan 4, 2002, 2:26:11 PM1/4/02
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Hi Jeanne, This did the trick but how do I know what add-
in/template is loading. Both of these computers have only
whats on the Off 2000 CD installed. Therre should be no
3rd party add-in. Any ideas?
in/template is loading. Both of these computers have only
whats on the Off 2000 CD installed. Therre should be no
3rd party add-in. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Russ
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Jeanne Sheldon
Jan 4, 2002, 8:42:53 PM1/4/02
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Take a look at the Office startup directory (normally "\startup" underneath
the Office directory). You would see a .DOT or a .WLL file. Judging from
the error, it is definitely an add-in, so I would be curious to know who
that bad boy is, too. Often system-wide utilities install additional goo
when they find Office applications present.
the Office directory). You would see a .DOT or a .WLL file. Judging from
the error, it is definitely an add-in, so I would be curious to know who
that bad boy is, too. Often system-wide utilities install additional goo
when they find Office applications present.
Jeanne
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