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You aren’t very specific about the events that lead up to the failure to save. It would be helpful to have the exact error message, and the exact sequence of events that lead up to the problem. Does it happen all the time or just some of thetime?
However, one possibility – if it happens ALL the time – could be the Windows activation/registration requirement. If the software isn’t registered within a certain amount of time, it will not work (or will not work properly). The Software can deactivate unexpectedly, rendering the software useless until a code number is obtained from Microsoft.
See this CNET link on that issue:
http://news.com.com/2100-1001-269085.html?legacy=cnet
(REMOVE SPACES from the pasted URL.)
Post the exact error she’s getting, and we could most likely pin point the problem.
Maxwell
by sfhsgrad00
by dmiles
If she is using Office 2000,she needs to activate the software with Microsoft before she can get the full capabilities of the software
Read the error report and itmay hold the key to her problem.
by sfhsgrad00
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