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Had to dig around the manufacturer's support site and found that their only &quot;solution&quot; was to un-register (regsvr32 /u) all the add-ins. After this it seems to work ok - but the add-in functionality is obviously gone. Don't have the option to do the VB route.<br />

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Had to dig around the manufacturer's support site and found that their only "solution" was to un-register (regsvr32 /u) all the add-ins. After this it seems to work ok - but the add-in functionality is obviously gone. Don't have the option to do the VB route.


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I'm using Scansoft Omnipage and PDF Create together with other applications like MS Word 2003. Whenever I exit Word, a message from Scansoft pops up saying:<br />
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&quot;Do you want to save the changes to ScansoftPDF.dot?&quot;<br />
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I've tried both Yes and No as the answers, but message pops up again - every time I exit Word. How can I get rid of it (without un-installing the Scansoft software)?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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-Olaf-<br />

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I'm using Scansoft Omnipage and PDF Create together with other applications like MS Word 2003. Whenever I exit Word, a message from Scansoft pops up saying:

"Do you want to save the changes to ScansoftPDF.dot?"

I've tried both Yes and No as the answers, but message pops up again - every time I exit Word. How can I get rid of it (without un-installing the Scansoft software)?

Thanks

-Olaf-


Save changes to ScansoftPDF.dot

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