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W2K3 Terminal Services: Word error: An error occurred and this feature is no longer functioning properly

Asked by kmaynard in Windows 2003 Server

Tags: error, terminal, feature, occurred, longer

I just upgraded our 2 servers to W2k3 from W2k. Both are (and were) Domain Controllers. Upgrade went OK. I have now reconfigured one to allow terminal services users, which is new for us. I de-installed Office 2K3 from the server, and reinstalled it using add/remove programs so it would set CHANGE USE/INSTALL automatically. If I login to the server with RDC as an Administrator (actual user or with those permissions), WORD works OK except that it assumes US rather than NZ spellings. If I login to the server with RDC as a normal user, starting WORD produces the alert "An error occurred and this feature is no longer functioning properly". If I dismiss the alert, WORD proceeds apparently normally (but still in the wrong hemisphere!). Desktops in the domain get Office Pro 2003 via GPO installation as before, and work as expected, and can cope with spelling 'labour' and 'harbour' without demur, and without the error. Web searches for this error hint at Anti-virus problems, but since it works sort-of OK with a privileged user, I don't think this is the problem. We have Symantec AV with all the latest updates. Can anyone out there help? This is a school setup and next term is not too far away.
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