Also, install a generic Windows Printer Driver, such as the HP 4J and set it to the default printer. Reopen the documents. This could happen if the Printer driver is corrupt.
Also, recreate the Normal.dot on Both PCs.
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Browse All TopicsI have some users that seem to be having the same problem, but with different applications. One of them has an issue with word, and the other has the issue with Power Point. Basically When opening the program, it freezes while loading, then will run. A bit later when they are working on it, it will freeze again. The event viewer for the Word problem inparticular shows 2 specific faults repeatedly. They are:
Hanging application WINWORD.EXE, version 11.0.8237.0, hang module hungapp, version 0.0.0.0, hang address 0x00000000.
and
Fault bucket 1047655205.
The computer with the power point problem has the same things, but obviously shows powerpnt, rather than winword. I am guessing that if I can figure out the problem for one, I can solve the other. We have already checked the fact that the docs could have pictures, but they dont. It is plain text. I tried creating a new doc with only a few lines of text and saving it. When reopening it, it did the same thing.
Can anybody help me out with this. The answer is probably right in front of me, but having a problem finding it. Thanks a lot guys!!
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by: Echo_SPosted on 2009-04-15 at 12:29:31ID: 24151694
I'd guess virus scanner as a start. Disable it and see if that helps.
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Alternatively, could be an add-in. What do you have installed? Here's how you can tell:
What add-ins are loaded?
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ0
Oh, here's a trick from Steve Rindsberg:
Start PowerPoint itself, rather than starting by doubleclicking a PPT file icon.
Create a new file and save it to a folder on your desktop (and specifically
NOT on an external or network drive).
Call it e.g. TEMP1.PPT
Save it again as TEMP2.PPT
repeat until you get to TEMP10.
Now quit PPT and restart it.