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From: MIKE on 05/16/2002
OFFICE 2000/WIN98:EVERY TIME I TRY TO OPEN A WORD DOCUMENT, EVERYTHING HANGS-FOREVER. SOMETIMES,CTRL+ALT+DEL WILL TELL ME THAT SYSTEM RESOURCES ARE DANGEROUSLY LOW- I GUESS OFFICE IS HOGGING EVERYTHING.I CANNOT ACCESS ANYTHING-I HAVE TO RESTART THE COMPUTER MANUALLY EVERY TIME. I HAVE LOOKED AT EARLIER POSTINGS,TRIED HOLDING SHIFT WHILE OPENING WORD(DIDNT HELP),CANT ACCESS TEMPLATE FOLDER TO RENAME NORMAL FILE(NOT SURE HOW TO RENAME IT WHEN I GET THERE)
SOMEBODY SAVE ME.
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From: fahf_usa on 05/30/2002

Actually, this is a common problem with Outlook 2000 and other OS's like win 98 or winnt. The problem is when you use word as your email editor. A work around would be to install either service pack two for office 2000 (but this blocks certain file extensions like .exe and other ones like that) or you can use another email editor.


: Go to Start, Find, Files or folders. Find the file named normal.dot and rename it to normalold.dot This should take care of it.

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: : OFFICE 2000/WIN98:EVERY TIME I TRY TO OPEN A WORD DOCUMENT, EVERYTHING HANGS-FOREVER. SOMETIMES,CTRL+ALT+DEL WILL TELL ME THAT SYSTEM RESOURCES ARE DANGEROUSLY LOW- I GUESS OFFICE IS HOGGING EVERYTHING.I CANNOT ACCESS ANYTHING-I HAVE TO RESTART THE COMPUTER MANUALLY EVERY TIME. I HAVE LOOKED AT EARLIER POSTINGS,TRIED HOLDING SHIFT WHILE OPENING WORD(DIDNT HELP),CANT ACCESS TEMPLATE FOLDER TO RENAME NORMAL FILE(NOT SURE HOW TO RENAME IT WHEN I GET THERE)
: : SOMEBODY SAVE ME.


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From: Lee on 05/23/2002
Having the same problem. Noticed that EZPhoto was a problem and followed the instructions off of Microsoft's tech page to get rid of it. It included renaming the normal.dot. Worked for a day or two, but now winword.exe is still hogging 100% CPU. Any other suggestions?

: Go to Start, Find, Files or folders. Find the file named normal.dot and rename it to normalold.dot This should take care of it.

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: : OFFICE 2000/WIN98:EVERY TIME I TRY TO OPEN A WORD DOCUMENT, EVERYTHING HANGS-FOREVER. SOMETIMES,CTRL+ALT+DEL WILL TELL ME THAT SYSTEM RESOURCES ARE DANGEROUSLY LOW- I GUESS OFFICE IS HOGGING EVERYTHING.I CANNOT ACCESS ANYTHING-I HAVE TO RESTART THE COMPUTER MANUALLY EVERY TIME. I HAVE LOOKED AT EARLIER POSTINGS,TRIED HOLDING SHIFT WHILE OPENING WORD(DIDNT HELP),CANT ACCESS TEMPLATE FOLDER TO RENAME NORMAL FILE(NOT SURE HOW TO RENAME IT WHEN I GET THERE)
: : SOMEBODY SAVE ME.


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From: Wade on 05/20/2002
Go to Start, Find, Files or folders. Find the file named normal.dot and rename it to normalold.dot This should take care of it.


: OFFICE 2000/WIN98:EVERY TIME I TRY TO OPEN A WORD DOCUMENT, EVERYTHING HANGS-FOREVER. SOMETIMES,CTRL+ALT+DEL WILL TELL ME THAT SYSTEM RESOURCES ARE DANGEROUSLY LOW- I GUESS OFFICE IS HOGGING EVERYTHING.I CANNOT ACCESS ANYTHING-I HAVE TO RESTART THE COMPUTER MANUALLY EVERY TIME. I HAVE LOOKED AT EARLIER POSTINGS,TRIED HOLDING SHIFT WHILE OPENING WORD(DIDNT HELP),CANT ACCESS TEMPLATE FOLDER TO RENAME NORMAL FILE(NOT SURE HOW TO RENAME IT WHEN I GET THERE)
: SOMEBODY SAVE ME.


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From: Wade on 05/20/2002

: OFFICE 2000/WIN98:EVERY TIME I TRY TO OPEN A WORD DOCUMENT, EVERYTHING HANGS-FOREVER. SOMETIMES,CTRL+ALT+DEL WILL TELL ME THAT SYSTEM RESOURCES ARE DANGEROUSLY LOW- I GUESS OFFICE IS HOGGING EVERYTHING.I CANNOT ACCESS ANYTHING-I HAVE TO RESTART THE COMPUTER MANUALLY EVERY TIME. I HAVE LOOKED AT EARLIER POSTINGS,TRIED HOLDING SHIFT WHILE OPENING WORD(DIDNT HELP),CANT ACCESS TEMPLATE FOLDER TO RENAME NORMAL FILE(NOT SURE HOW TO RENAME IT WHEN I GET THERE)
: SOMEBODY SAVE ME.


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