Trouble with MS office 2000
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1. Run the detect and repair option under the help menu
2. Search your hard drive for any normal.dot or ~normal.dot files and delete them
3. Search Microsoft's Knowledge Base with such key words as "Office slow" etc
By the way do you have virus detection? virus detection can really cause Word and Excel to load slowly.
Also does Winword also load slowly? This can give you some clues.
It could also be a Windows or a hardware issue. Here is a link to a number of Windows articles that may be of help:
http://www.findingfacts.com/L2/L2_1_5.php
Good luck
Do you have a corrupt Normal.dot file? One of the poor word features that I don't like especially when it goes wrong is the normal.dot file. You may have a bad or corrupt file. Try this
1. Run the detect and repair option under the help menu
2. Search your hard drive for any normal.dot or ~normal.dot files and delete them
3. Search Microsoft's Knowledge Base with such key words as "Office slow" etc
By the way do you have virus detection? virus detection can really cause Word and Excel to load slowly.
Also does Winword also load slowly? This can give you some clues.
It could also be a Windows or a hardware issue. Here is a link to a number of Windows articles that may be of help:
http://www.findingfacts.com/L2/L2_1_5.php
Good luck
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Thanks for your help! I did all the thing you said and it still doesn't work right.
1) I ran the "detect and repair option under the help menu"
2) I searched for "normal.dot & ~normal.dot". I didn't have any.
3) I searched the "knowledge base" with no luck.
4) I do run Trend Micro as anti virus.
5) Yes Ms Word acts the same as Excel when its opening.
I rebooted in safe mode just to see what would happen. Excel opened perfectly
that why. Thought you might have some ideas.
Thanks!
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