Strange behaviour.
I have just reinstalled Office 2003 in place of 2007, I have regained
ability to add to my custom dictionary and to Spell Check in Outlook
Express but a weird on exit error message has reappeared. Whenever I
exit from Word I get a Microsoft Visual Basic message box saying
run-time error '91': Object variable or With block variable not set. I
thought I was running Word not Visual Basic. Could somebody please tell
me how to get rid of this annoying artefact.

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Re: Reappearance of Error 91 by Graham

Graham
Tue Oct 16 22:28:42 PDT 2007

The message refers not to the application but to an inappropriate macro in
normal.dot or an add-in.

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GbH wrote:
> Strange behaviour.
> I have just reinstalled Office 2003 in place of 2007, I have regained
> ability to add to my custom dictionary and to Spell Check in Outlook
> Express but a weird on exit error message has reappeared. Whenever I
> exit from Word I get a Microsoft Visual Basic message box saying
> run-time error '91': Object variable or With block variable not set. I
> thought I was running Word not Visual Basic. Could somebody please
> tell me how to get rid of this annoying artefact.
>
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Re: Reappearance of Error 91 by GbH

GbH
Wed Oct 17 02:25:15 PDT 2007

In news:uko2W6HEIHA.4400@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl,
Graham Mayor <gmayor@REMOVETHISmvps.org> wibbled :
> The message refers not to the application but to an inappropriate
> macro in normal.dot or an add-in.
>
>
> GbH wrote:
>> Strange behaviour.
>> I have just reinstalled Office 2003 in place of 2007, I have regained
>> ability to add to my custom dictionary and to Spell Check in Outlook
>> Express but a weird on exit error message has reappeared. Whenever I
>> exit from Word I get a Microsoft Visual Basic message box saying
>> run-time error '91': Object variable or With block variable not set.
>> I thought I was running Word not Visual Basic. Could somebody please
>> tell me how to get rid of this annoying artefact.
>>
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Removed what seems to be a Scansoft PDF munging macro and it went away.
Thanks.

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