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I have reached the end of my rope and must either ask for help or use the rope to hang myself. The application is PowerPoint 97. I am trying to draw an organization chart using the blank presentation template. I do it frequently on my old HP Vectra (32MB RAB, 1.5 gig hard drive, 166 Mhz) running Windows 95, and it works fine. Using the same version (same CD-ROM) of PowerPoint (Office97 Professional with SR2) on a newer Gateway (128 MB RAM, 12.7 gig hard drive, 500 Mhz) running Windows 98, Iget the message ?There isn?t enough memory to read MS Org Chart?. I even tried to edit an existing organization chart and got the same results. I have looked at the system information from each system with PowerPoint loaded for hours, and I can?t figure out what the problem is. Apparently my efforts to upgrade hardware has resulted in a downgrade of capability. Is it possible to have too much memory? Any ideas?
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by eyesak
You may have too many fonts.
Some fonts may be corrupted.
According to Microsoft KB, you may have over the maximum number of fonts which is 600, or
some of your fonts may be corrupted.
*Warning:Delete a few fonts at a time, re-boot then try again.
Reference: MS KB article Q157305
* Warning: Do not delete the following fonts as MS Office 97 and other programs use them:
Arial
Courier New
Marlett
Symbol
Times New Roman
Tahoma
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