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    - cursor problem in Word 2003 This morning, I was working on my desktop (XP Pro, Office 2003) and suddenly the cursor in Word went berserk -- flying all over the screen, uncontrollable, froze the program, etc. Closing the program and reopening didn't help, but rebooting my computer solved the problem. Any suggestions? The timing of this glitch was really, really bad. Please send replies to me at hiraeth613[at]hotmail.com. Thanks Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73166
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    - Can't access address book I recently upgraded my computer to Windows XP and just now tried to open my address book on Word 2000, but have been unable to do so. The error message I get says Log on failed. You must log on to Microsoft Exchange to access your address book. Error code: Unspecified error. I ran a search on my computer and discovered that I don't have microsoft exchange. How am I supposed to look at my address book? Any suggestions? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73164
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    - "File not Availible" error I just installed Office 2003. My problem is whenever I try to open a file ( -any- file in word 2003) I get this error "<filename> is not availible". The same file will open in any other program. I have applied all of the latest fixes and updates for it. Running Windows XP SP1 Any Ideas? Thanks in advance Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73162
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    - word 2003 formatting problems When i select a section of text and format it - bold, font size change, whatever, the whole doc changes formats. then i have to 'cntl z' and the selected text stays the way i want, the rest of the doc goes back to where it was before. this is a really big hassle and slows me down. it must be a bug. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73161
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    - word 2000 error winword.exe invalid page fault I get the following error when trying to start word 2000 (from the Works 2000 cd) on my Windows 98 machine: WINWORD caused an invalid page fault in module WINWORD.EXE at 017f:303e4fbd. Registers: EAX=00000034 CS=017f EIP=303e4fbd EFLGS=00010216 EBX=034858f8 SS=0187 ESP=0062d204 EBP=0062d224 ECX=00dc4488 DS=0187 ESI=0062d240 FS=2aef EDX=00000002 ES=0187 EDI=0062d25c GS=0000 Bytes at CS:EIP: 8b 08 83 79 14 00 0f 85 f2 ae e4 ff 6a 00 50 e8 Stack dump: 00db0494 0062d240 00000002 0062d278 00000000 0062d298 303192ad 0062d240 0062d298 303192ee 0062d25c 034858f8 00000000 00e23bd8 00e23b50 30267290 To attempt to fix, I uninstalled and re-installed word from the works cd. I have been unable to get and use the sr1a update - after installing the latest Windows installer for Win98 I should be able to use my works cd, but am not. Can anyone possibly help? As of yesterday, Word will not come up at all on my machine. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73160
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    - Word 2000 Freezes I am running Word 2000 on a two year old Dell with Windows ME. If I try to open Word by clicking on its desktop icon, go to Programs and then Word, or go to an existing Word document in My Programs or on a floppy, I get the same results. A small rectangular window appears stating Microsoft Word 2000. This program is registered to xxxxx, Product I.D. xxxxxxx, Copyright xxxxx. While the cursor is still movable, I can't remove this window or take any other action. I have to power off the system and restart again. I have tried the following to correct the problem: 1. Uninstall and reinstall Word, and restart the computer. 2. Use the System Restore feature of Windows and set the date back to when the system worked properly. Neither of these steps has helped. I have found a "back door" approach to get into Word and existing Word documents (but would like to solve the problem). If I open Works Task Launcher, then select Open a New Word Document, Word opens and I can create a new document, or I can go to File and Open and bring up existing Word documents in My Documents or from a floppy. Any ideas? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73158
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    - R6025 Programfiles\Microsoftoffice\office\winword.exe R6025 - pure virtual function call Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73156
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    - MS Word 2000 freezes/locks up ... MS Word 2000 freezes/locks up when editing/viewing document. I have formatted the hard drive and started from scratch ... issue still resides after MS Word is installed. Freezes/locks up when document is all ready open and being viewed or edited. Not user or document specific. No A/V program is installed. Printer is installed and video card has updated driver. Word 2000 will lock up/freeze in Safe Mode and with "/a". Have run MS Office2k Windows Registry cleaner and problem still resides. Have run chkdsk /f and done defrag and still same problem. Have uninstalled MS Office 2k and just installed Word 2k and still same problem. Any suggestions???? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73149
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    - System.InvalidCastException: QueryInterface for interface Word._Application failed. I am developing an application to perform an automated mail merge using MS Word 2000 (version 9), however when installing Visual Studio .NET, the application installed the core components from the MS Office object model for Office XP (version 10). So when the code is compiled, it is compiled using the Word (v9) DLL and the Office (v10) DLL, but when it is deployed to the server it fails. This is caused by the server only having Word (v9) and Office (v9) installed. We need to also install the core Office XP (v10) components on the servers as well. I am tring to figure out a way to do this in a clean way. One option would be to install VS .NET onto the server. This is, in my opinion, overkill to get a few DLLs onto the sever, but it works. Does Microsoft have a way to install only the core Office XP components? Has anyone else found a workaround for this problem? Regards, Eric --------- ericjsilvaDONOTSPAMME@yahoo.com http://ericsilva.org Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73147
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    - Word XP will only open in safe mode.... At my workplace, we upgraded a user from Word 2000 to Word XP. He was getting that ignorant, Microsoft- inspired, "macro's are being disabled" error message and he tried to fix it himself. I'm not sure what he did, but now if you try to open Word, it says that Word has encountered a serious error and would you like to start in safe mode? If you say yes, it comes up in safe mode. If you say no, you get that "send error report to Microsoft" message. I've tried un-installing and re- installing, nothing. I've tried the "detect and repair" function in both Word and from the Office XP CD, no help there. I've deleted the "normal.dot" file, nothing again. Interestingly enough, I can log in under the "Administrator" account and Word works fine! And to top it off, this user IS an Administrator of his local pc! Unbelievable.... Thanks, any help would be greatly appreciated! JD Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73144
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    - WORD 97 - TEXT RETRIEVAL PROBLEM IS IT POSSIBLE TO RETRIEVE REPLACED TEXT ONCE THE FILE HAS BEEN ACCIDENTALLY SAVED AND CLOSED? PLEASE HELP - A FINAL TERM PAPER HAS BEEN DELETED!! ANY SUGGESTIONS OR STEPS FOR SOLUTIONS WILL BE MUCH APPRECIATED! Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73143
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    - "select" or "highlight" function will not quit My computer is using a pentium 4 chip, with 512M of RAM, Windows XP Professional, Office XP Professional, a Trackball Explorer 1.0 PS2/USB compatible mouse (I just downloaded and installed the latest Trackball mouse Intellipoint software). I am having a problem with the "select" or "highlight" function becoming "stuck" intermittently, but not a lot of the time. (This only started occurring within the last month or so.) I don't know if this is a Windows XP Professional or Office XP problem, but sometimes when I select text in Word 2002, the select function will not turn off. The problem, however, is not limited to Word. The select function also sometimes stays on or "sticks" in other applications like Quicken or Timeslips and on the Windows XP desktop, such that as I move the mouse cursor, all of the desktop icons become selected. No matter how many times I click the cursor, the select function will not quit and return to normal. I have to reboot the computer to get a fresh start whenever it occurs. I have also run Norton Utilities from Norton System Works 2003, done a Scandisk, a Disk Doctor, and a One-Button check, but none of the utilities has shown that there is a problem. Any advice, help, suggestions, someone who has experienced the same thing? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73137
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    - Caret disappears at 0 blink rate (XP) Windows XP, Word XP. Control Panel -> Keyboard -> Cursor blink rate -> None. With these settings when I hit return to begin a new paragraph, my caret (AND the mouse pointer!) disappears. The same thing for typing backspace at the beginning of every line (inside a paragraph everything works OK, this behaviour is only to see when moving caret to the next/previous paragraph). I have nothing against mouse cursor disappearing (this is convenient), but disappering CARET drives me crazy! If this is an erratic behaviour, I would like some feedback on how soon this will be solved. If this is a FEATURE, then please tell me how to turn this off... Thanks. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73136
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    - word does not open in only 1 profile for some reason or other, word will no longer open when i use my primary administrator profile. When i try to open it it opens the initial word window, then gives me an error message stating that Word has encountered an error and will now close. do i want to send the error report? when i first sent teh error report it said there was an update to fix this. i installed the updates, but it still doesn't work. now after sending the error report it does nothing. when i tried to use the online support option i couldn't enter the license since i can't get in to word to find it! the other profiles on this machine have no problem with word, only my profile. this has started very all of a sudden. any ideas??? rog- Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73134
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    - error please help i sent some items to the trash bin. i think i messed up my office 2000 i get an error : msiexec.exe & msi.dll.222 i cannot open any micro soft folders. even of any i have saved thanks dave i have to go to work now please send e-mail asap. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73133
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    - strange cursor problem Hi, Recently my a strange cursor problem occured to my word 2002. When I type something, the mouse cursor disappears immediately. I have to move the mouse around to bring it back. when it re-appear, the shape turns to a arrow head instead of a "I" shape. Very annoying problem. I searched this forum and could not find a clue. Has anyone experienced the same problem? Thank you. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73132
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    - Word closes Since I have been using Office 2003, with a lot of programs and word docs open at the same time, I have been experiencing closing of all documents without save prompts, and thereby losing documents. It has never happened to me with other versions(XP or 2000) of office, HELP I lost a huge important document a whole day's worth of work. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73131
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    - Normal Formatting has changed My computer had a glich in the middle of a word doc. When work restarted, the document doesnt display the margins at the top or botton of the page in "outline" view. The cursor appears to be at line 1 of the page ( on the screen). When I print the doc., the margin is correct. How do I get the margin to display correctly on the screen again???? office XP, windows XP Pro. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73127
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    - Clean Uninstall Word 2000 mysteriously corrupted. Uninstall/reinstall not helping. How can I do a complete, clean uninstall? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73126
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    - Product Activation problem When I click on the product activation program under the Start menu, the screen appears but I get the message 'Wait while screen intializes'. It will sit there for an eternity until I close it (I have waited for 15 minutes and nothing - no form or error messages appear). I am at my witts end .... what do I do next. I am using MS Works Suite 2004 on Windows XP. Thanks in advance. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73118
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    - Error notification while copying When attempting to copy a PDF folder or file from a CD to My Documents I get the following notice " Data Error (Cyclic Redundancy Check)" Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73115
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    - Word 2000 Pro Crashes I have just installed office 200 Pro and any time I try to open word, it crashes. I have tried to open in the troublshooting mode using the winword.exe /a but the the same problem occurs. This is the same with the other office programs, excel, powerpoint, access and the others. Can anyone help me on what to do. My thought is it might be a hardware problem but I have not installed any device to it and before I installed office, the PC was running smoothly. Thanks in advance. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73113
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    - Word 2002 icon is missing I installed Works Suite 2002 some time ago. It included Word 2002. I recently had a problem so I uninstalled and re-installed Word 2002. Now I cannot find the icon anywhere. It is not on the desktop nor the applications menu. I have tried uninstalling and re-installing both Works Suite and Word multiple times. But I still cannot get to the Word 2002 program. All of the other applications seem to be there fine. One more thing, if I go to the Control Panel ==> Add or Remove Programs Widows displays Word 2002 and will let me remove it. Therefore, the application appears to be loaded. I just cannot get to it to run it. Thank you for your help, Rick Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73112
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    - Word 2000 start up error After downloading and installing Adobe Reader 6.0 I get an error every time open and close Word and Excel. In Word I get "Compile error in hidden module: AutoExec" In Excil I get "Compile error in hidden module: AutoExecNew" How do I fix this? First I deleted the Normal.dot file - didn't help. Then I uninstalled and reinstalled Office - It didn't help. Both programs are functioning ok but I suspect they will give me grief some day if I don't fix the error. Any ideas will be appreciated. I'm using Win 98SE. Both 98 and Office have all the current updates and Adobe Reader 6.0 is working just fine. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73109
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    - Word 2003 Selection object error (VBA) Hello! I have a macro that use selection find to do some automate replace on a document, called First.doc Anyway, if I have another document opened (Second.doc) and selection on that is somewhere in the document... If I use the macro to replace something in First.doc document, the selection is reset to the beginning of the document is second.doc wich is inactive.!!!! Anyone encountered this error on vba macros when using Selection? -- Cheers, Crirus ------------------------------ If work were a good thing, the boss would take it all from you ------------------------------ Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73100
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    - Error in I am getting the following error when attempting to send the document as an email from Word (and Excel, as well): Word could not load e-mail envelope. This could be caused by a network connection problem or a problem with your Office installation. I check the following web site and found the directions didn't solve the problem. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=240813 I am running Outlook 2003 with Office XP. Any suggestions? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73097
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    - Registration Code I am switching from a desktop to a laptop and have lost my registration code card for MS office. It is the educational version of Office xp. I tried typing in the number you find under help - about Word but it doesn't work. Can anyone tell me were to look. My OS is Windows XP. thank you very much Darren Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73092
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    - word cannot open the document: user does not have access privileges when i try to edit an equation in word 2003, i get this message: word cannot open the document: user does not have access privileges if you know how to fix this, please respond! thanx Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73089
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    - 2003 error "object dosen't support this property or method" Acrobat 6 installed first then 2003 ofice upgrade on top. Any thoughts? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73088
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    - Word 97 double click file and another version of word opens I have read: "If you find that Word files do not open in the desired version of Word when you double-click them in Windows Explorer, or that when opening them from the Desktop or Explorer, a series of messages appear claiming that the file cannot be opened, such as: "Cannot open C:\My" "Cannot open "Documents\The" "Cannot open "Test.doc"" .. you need to re-register Word. To fix the problem: Word 97 and above Click Start | Run (bottom- left corner of your screen). In the "Open" box, type: winword /r and press Enter. Note that there is a space before the forward slash" Unfortunately when I run winword /r or winword /a the messages says "cannot find winword". I have XP Home and have uninstalled both Works and Word 2002 now all my file want to open in Wordpad. How do I get my files to open in Word 97 from Office 97? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73087
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    - Document Corruption in offline folders since upgrading from Windows 2000 SP3 to SP4. Running Office Professsional SR1. When editing documents offline they corrupt as they sync with the online file store. Any ideas thanks Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73086
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    - word 2003 I persistently get visual basic error message 13 and others when closing word 2003. Running win xp pro ver 2002 sp1 on a pentium II 450 Mhz. Running NortonSystemworks 2003. I have run repair from the installation CD but error remains. Run-time errors of various sorts occur on other occasions. Help please Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73080
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    - Microsoft Visual C++ Debug Library: Debug Error For a few days now and several times a day, Microsoft Word (Office XP) fails and quits when I try to save or close a document or when I try to exit the application. Each time the following message appears: Microsoft Visual C++ Debug Library Debug Error Program: C:\ProgramFiles\MicrosoftOffice\Office10 \WINWORD.EXE abnormal program termination (Press Retry to debug the application) The only time I tried "Retry", the application quit anyway. Sometimes, Windows XP sends an error report but so far I haven't received any feedback. Any ideas about what might be going on and how to fix it? Thanks for your attention, Luis Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73079
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    - Microsoft Visual C++ Debug Library: Debug Error For a few days now and several times a day, Microsoft Word (Office XP) fails when I try to save a document or when I want to close the document or exit the application. Each time I get the same message: Microsoft Visual C++ Debug Library Debug Error Program: C:\ProgramFiles\MicrosoftOffice\Office10\ Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73078
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    - Converting to Adobe Acrobat - Word error I have been using Adobe Acrobat 5.0 (distiller) to convert Word documents to PDF format. The document I am working on now has quite a few internal hyperlinks and cross- references. I am trying to convert it and Word keeps aborting with "Runtime Error. Winword.exe abnormal program termination". The only way I can convert it to PDF the way it stands is if I turn off the Convert Document Cross-Links option in Acrobat Conversion Settings. That of course defeats the purpose of having the cross-links in the document! I was able to convert the same document a few days ago when I tested it. Since then I have 1) upgraded IE to 6.0, and 2) added another chapter to the document with more hyperlinks and cross-references. Any suggestions or ideas as to what is causing this would be most appreciated!! Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73075
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    - Error on start up after Word download Downloaded the elegant brochure template now I get on startup: "bameter file is linkjed to missing export SETUPAPI.DLL:SetupDIEnumdeviceInterface and 2 copies of Notepad headed Ttembed-Notepad Also Document file now loads without access to thumbnails and cannot use HP 9323C printer since it shows Use printer offline and I cannot uncheck. Any clues to rectify any or all of above please? Ian Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73074
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    - all files are 'unavailable' Cannot open any files - says 'unavaible' - and keeps defaulting to normal template.....won't let me exit word until template is resave Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73071
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    - C/P from IE6 to Outlook XP generates PDF icon Hello, When I Paste text from IE6 into Outlook New Message instead of the text I get a graphic that says PDF. It is not a Adobe file. Rather it is a picture with the letters PDF and the colors are not the Adobe PDF red. I uninstalled Acrobat 6 and reverted to Acrobat 5. Any ideas on how to fix? Thanks Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73068
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    - Scrolling I have 2 PCs configured exactly the same. On One PC when I scroll through a document it runs smooth as is supposed to. On the other the the document jumps 3-4 lines or pages and is hard to read. These PCs had recently been reformatted and reloaded. Previously the other was hard to scroll. I have checked the scrolling setting on the mice of each and they are configured identical to each other. Any Ideas? Thanks, Kevin Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73067
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    - Security message When I open a word file that has already been created I get the following message. C:\...\file name.doc is being used by Second Computer. Do you want to make a copy? If I cancel it lets me do whatever I want. If I click OK it takes me to the file but I cannot find a copy of it anywhere. I am running XP. I had a win 95 computer that I copied my files from but this happens with new docs I create. How do I stop this from happening? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73065
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    - =?iso-8859-1?Q?All_characters_in_the_file_turn_to_a_'=FF'_character?= In MS-Word 2002, XP Professional At several times over the past six months, I've=20 experienced a corruption of files in which all characters=20 in the file turn to a '=FF' character. =20 Attempting to recover text returns an empty file. How can I fix and avoid this? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73064
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    - Mail Merge Tool Bar Malfunction I'm on Word 2000. When I click on the Tool Bar, I get a seemingly endless stream of "mailmerge" listing (as shown below0 making it difficult to access various Toolbar functions such as "Customizations" and "Options". Does anyone have a recommendation? Dan mailmerge... mailmerge... mailmerge... mailmerge... Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73061
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    - Cannot fathom the Office Updates failure. Error! Unable to check for updates on this computer The Office Update site is unable to check for updates on this computer. This may be happening because of one of the following reasons: You do not have administrative privileges for this computer. There is a network problem and the detection catalog used by the Office Update site failed to download. Go back to the Downloads home page and try running detection again. Windows Installer patch files (.MSP files) from previously applied Office updates are missing from the \Windows\Installer hidden directory on your computer. MSP files are stored on your computer after update installation completes because they need to be referenced for future update operations. If the files are missing you will not be able to apply Office updates. You may also be unable to uninstall Office products as a result of the same problem. Please contact Microsoft Product Support for assistance. You installed Office updates in the past and then upgraded from Windows Installer version 1.0 to Windows Installer version 1.1. For more information see the KB article Windows Installer May Prompt for Install Source if Unavailable. Search for Office updates in the Download Catalog Report the error to Microsoft Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73059
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    - Material disappearing on screen I will be typing in a document and part of the material disappears. An ideas. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73058
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    - MS Word 2000 freezes I run Windows 98 (not SE) and installed Office 2000 recently. MS Word opens fine but I cannot use any of the utility features such as page set up. As soon as I click on page set up Word freezes up and I have to use TaskBar to get out of it. TaskBar says Word is "Not Responding". I never had any trouble with Word 97. I have run antivirus, defragged, uninstalled and reinstalled Office 2000, downloaded and installed patches from the MS site and it still continues. Seems like there is a compatibility issue between Windows 98 and Office 2000 that surely someone else has experienced. Any ideas? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73057
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    - error opening Word I cannot open Word. First I got an error message not enough memory then I got an error message "kernel 32 caused a general protection fault in module krnl386.exe at 0000:000075a2. Also got Explorer error message at same. Any suggestions? Thanks. Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73055
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    - XP Frontpage running word I have word XP and lost the program file for the Frontpage that runs it, and I gave the office package disk to someone and they dont know where it is. Is there any way for me to get just frontpage back and not re-buy Office? Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73050
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    - Compile error in hidden module: modShadowMacros File Open generates the above error message. I used Detect and Repair to no avail. I then did a reinstall and that didn't work either. Both generated error messages relating to ODBC problems. The msgs referred to missing files in applications "Access" "Visual Fox Basic" that I have never had. Any thoughts? Thanks Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73049
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    - winword error 1084 word cannot open this document template when I open winword an error 1084 appears with the message "word cannot open this document template". What can I do to get rid of this message. I use word 7. Thanks Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73046
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    - slow running word Hello, Word 2000 was running very slowly (starting and terminating the program, opening and closing documents and print preview). Installing Word 2003 the problem has been worse. Any suggestions? Thanks! Tag: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting Tag: 73045

I have the global IME installed on my computer. PRC
Simplified characters can be input using the kuanpin
without issue, but I can't find a pinyin input method for
Taiwan(complex) characters. I'm sure there must be one
included in the package.
Also, with the simplified characters, I don't have the
normal character recognition as I type, but have to
choose each single or pair of characters from the list.
Why is this? What do I do to make it more sophisticated?

Re: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting by Mike

Mike
Tue Dec 16 04:16:11 CST 2003

lawchin wrote:
> I have the global IME installed on my computer. PRC
> Simplified characters can be input using the kuanpin
> without issue, but I can't find a pinyin input method for
> Taiwan(complex) characters. I'm sure there must be one
> included in the package.
> Also, with the simplified characters, I don't have the
> normal character recognition as I type, but have to
> choose each single or pair of characters from the list.
> Why is this? What do I do to make it more sophisticated?

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Re: Traditional Chinese IME - problems inputting by anonymous

anonymous
Wed Dec 31 12:56:08 CST 2003

I am having the same problem, simplified works fine, but can't get traditional to work.
Windows XP-SP2
Office 2003