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get the following error when you start Excel 2003 or Excel 2007: "Compile Error in Hidden Module: Distmon" Cause: The cause of this error is PDFMaker.xla, which loads at startup. Solution: The easiest solution is to compile error in hidden module link mac delete PDFMaker.xla from your computer. Since Adobe Professional 8 uses DLL-addins to add the toolbar compile error in hidden module: link word mac in Excel, you can safely delete the PDFMaker.xla file on your computer. PDFMaker.xla may be at one or more locations on your
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computers. Typically, PDFMaker.xla is stored in your profile directory: C:\Documents and Settings\
Tech Support Guy, we highly recommend that you visit our Guide for New Members. Office XP: Compile error in hidden module: autoexec Discussion in 'Business Applications' started by alexenjen, Dec https://forums.techguy.org/threads/office-xp-compile-error-in-hidden-module-autoexec.188285/ 18, 2003. Thread Status: Not open for further replies. Advertisement alexenjen Thread Starter Joined: Aug 3, 2000 Messages: 526 I'm getting the following error after opening any office program(s), such as; Word, Excel, Outlook.... MS Visual basic error: Compile error in hidden module: autoexec Checked the KB from MS: MS blames Symantec - Symantec blames Adobe - none of the above has a fix.. I've reinstalled Office XP already.. Help ((( compile error alexenjen, Dec 18, 2003 #1 Sponsor Anne Troy Joined: Feb 14, 1999 Messages: 11,736 A VB error does not necessarily (and usually isn't) a virus. Hit Start-Search and find "Startup" You'll likely get lots o' returns. You want the FOLDER called Startup that resides under you MS Office folder. Double-click it. In it, you likely find blahpdfmakerblah.dot, blahpdfmakerblah.xlt or something like that. Just remove them. Some of these programs, compile error in in this case likely you've installed Adobe Acrobat full version, think they're so damn important. Geesh! Anne Troy, Dec 18, 2003 #2 alexenjen Thread Starter Joined: Aug 3, 2000 Messages: 526 Dreamboat..thank you for the response...but the startup folder is clean and I tried locating those files..nada.. alexenjen, Dec 18, 2003 #3 Anne Troy Joined: Feb 14, 1999 Messages: 11,736 alex: Are you viewing system and hidden files? Are you sure it's happening in ALL Office apps? Or just Word and Excel? Go to Tools-Templates and addins in Word. Anything there in the bigger box? Go to Tools-Addins in Excel. Anything checked there besides (perhaps) Analysis Toolpak? Anne Troy, Dec 18, 2003 #4 alexenjen Thread Starter Joined: Aug 3, 2000 Messages: 526 nothing in the "Add-Ins" & yes..show hidden files.. I changed the .dot files in the "Startup" foder to .old now the error has stoped on Word, but it's still the same on Excel alexenjen, Dec 18, 2003 #5 Anne Troy Joined: Feb 14, 1999 Messages: 11,736 Okey doke. Try looking in a folder called XLSTART. Anything in that folder opens when you open Excel. (hee hee, lots of people make the mistake of thinking all their Excel files should be stored there, and the you-know-what really