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Process to create this error: Open Word ( Office SBE 2003) File Save ( Or Save As) Error Occurs. Have Unloaded , Rebooted, Reloaded Office Any Ideas?? Geoff, Jun 7, 2006 #1 Advertisements Phil H Guest *Crickets chirp* Can anyone from MS please weigh in on this issue? I get the same error, except that it occurs when I check out and edit a doc from Sharepoint. I've been posting this problem for well over a year with no response. We're considering moving to another document management solution because of problems like this one. -- Phil Hegedusich Senior P/A IIMAK ---- A skeleton walks into a bar and says, "I need a beer and a mop." "Geoff" wrote: > Process to create this error: > Open Word ( Office SBE 2003) > File Save ( Or Save As) > Error Occurs. > > Have Unloaded , Rebooted, Reloaded Office > Any Ideas?? Phil H, Aug 24, 2006 #2 Advertisements TF Guest Start Word in Safe Mode: from Start, Run type in winword /a and press enter. Are you now able to open, edit and save a new or existing file OK? -- Terry Farrell - Word MVP http://word.mvps.org/ "Phil H" <> wrote in message news... : *Crickets chirp* : : Can anyone from MS please weigh in on this issue? I get the same error, : except that it occurs when I check out and edit a doc from Sharepoint. : : I've been posting this problem for well over a year with no response. We're : considering moving to another document management solution because of : problems like this one. : : -- : Phil Hegedusich : Senior P/A : IIMAK : ---- : A skeleton walks into a bar and says, "I need a beer and a mop." : : : "Geoff" wrote: : : > Process to create this error: : > Open Word ( Office SBE 2003) : > File Save ( Or Save As) : > Error Occurs. : > : > Have Unloaded , Rebooted, Reloaded Office : > Any Ideas?? TF, Aug 24, 2006 #3 Phil H Guest Yes, from both my local drive and the Sharepoint document library site (Web folder). -- Phil Hegedusich Senior P/A IIMAK ---- A skeleton walks into a bar and says, "I need a beer and a mop." "TF" wrote: > Start Word in Safe Mode: from Start, Run type in > > winword /a > > and press enter. Are you now able to open, edit and save a new or existing > file OK? > > -- > Terry Farrell - Word MVP > http://word.mvps.org/ > > "Phil H" <> wrote in message > news... > : *Crickets chirp* > : > : Can anyone from MS please weigh in on this issue? I get the same error, > : except that it occurs when I check out and edit a doc from Sharepoint. > : > : I've been posting this problem for well over a year with no response. > We're > : considering moving to another document management solution because of > : problems like this one. > : > : -- > :

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