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by jb_marsh
A corrupt normal.dot could cause the behavior you describe.
It could also be incompatible macros in the document.
A simple test would be to move your normal.dot file or rename it.
When you open Word, it will create a new normal.dot.
If the behavior persists, it is something in your existing document.
Sometimes performing a select all and copy then pasting into a blank document will resolve this.
by wagman
by spn
I dont know the full story here but I have had the the following problem with execl , files(stored on the server)by the accounts department would sometimes get corrupt for no apparent reason.We fianly determained the the the network cards were to blame , once replace the problem stoped.
Like I said I dont know if this is a simaler case ( a macro virus might also be at play)but I wish you best of luck in solving this prob.
by wagman
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