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by mcsarob
This is probably a case of the error message having little (or nothing) to do with the actual problem. Here are a few things to check:
1. Make sure that you are at least a Power User (member of the group that is) on your W2k Pro machine.
2. Check your user rights to the folder(s) where the files are located. Office likes to create a temp file when you open a document. Make sure you have the rights to create the temp file.
3. Speaking of temp files, ensure that there are no existing temp files lying around causing problems. Office 97 doesn't handle left-over temp files very well!
4. Are you able to open any [other] files? Will it let you create files? Depending upon your answer to these questions, I would also check to make sure you don't have a Macro virus -- they can cause all kinds of strange problems.
If you let me know the results of your testing, I'd be glad to offer some additional suggestions.
by skylermat
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