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Error Messages in Office 2000

Asked by hedda1977 in Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft Applications

Tags: illegal, operation, access

I started receiving error messages about a week ago whenever I tried to access Microsoft Word.  I could open Word and type maybe 3 or 4 letters, but then I would receive the message that the application has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down.  At this time I was using Office 97.  So I knew that I was going to purchase Office 2000, so I uninstalled Office 97 and installed Office 2000.  Now, however, I am receiving error messages in all Office applications.  In Word, I can still open the application and type a few letters before it closes, and in Excel I can type all that I want, but when I go to print, I receive the error message.  That is the other thing, I have completely lost my ability to print.  Whether it is online, in one of the other programs or from my e-mail, I can't print anything.  I am not sure how to attack this problem.  Any ideas that you may have will be welcome.  Thanks.
 
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