Does anybody know why an xp client opening a terminal
session off of a Windows 200 terminal server cannot access
clip art in office? It gives the error "there is not
enough memory for this process" although there clearly
is. I know there is some type of hot fix but I cannot
find it.

What service pack level is the server at and what service
pack level is Office at?

-M

>-----Original Message-----
> Does anybody know why an xp client opening a terminal
>session off of a Windows 200 terminal server cannot
access
>clip art in office? It gives the error "there is not
>enough memory for this process" although there clearly
>is. I know there is some type of hot fix but I cannot
>find it.
>.
>

Server is SP4. Office is SP2.
>-----Original Message-----
>What service pack level is the server at and what service
>pack level is Office at?
>
>-M
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>> Does anybody know why an xp client opening a terminal
>>session off of a Windows 200 terminal server cannot
>access
>>clip art in office? It gives the error "there is not
>>enough memory for this process" although there clearly
>>is. I know there is some type of hot fix but I cannot
>>find it.
>>.
>>
>.
>

So does this happen to all usrs, including administrators?

-M

>-----Original Message-----
>
>
> Server is SP4. Office is SP2.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>What service pack level is the server at and what
service
>>pack level is Office at?
>>
>>-M
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>> Does anybody know why an xp client opening a terminal
>>>session off of a Windows 200 terminal server cannot
>>access
>>>clip art in office? It gives the error "there is not
>>>enough memory for this process" although there clearly
>>>is. I know there is some type of hot fix but I cannot
>>>find it.
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

According to Microsoft you have to contact them for the
fix. If you are using NetPassport you can e-mail them the
problem. I have been unable to do this because each time
I enter my product ID it tells me its invalid. There is
an answer but, only Microsoft knows at the moment. All I
know is that it is a security issue with SP4 and Office
XP. The knowledge database tells you this much..
>-----Original Message-----
>So does this happen to all usrs, including
administrators?
>
>-M
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>
>>
>> Server is SP4. Office is SP2.
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>What service pack level is the server at and what
>service
>>>pack level is Office at?
>>>
>>>-M
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>> Does anybody know why an xp client opening a
terminal
>>>>session off of a Windows 200 terminal server cannot
>>>access
>>>>clip art in office? It gives the error "there is not
>>>>enough memory for this process" although there
clearly
>>>>is. I know there is some type of hot fix but I
cannot
>>>>find it.
>>>>.
>>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

So why don't you call them directly? Just ask for the
hotfix and they won't charge you a thing.

-M

>-----Original Message-----
>According to Microsoft you have to contact them for the
>fix. If you are using NetPassport you can e-mail them the
>problem. I have been unable to do this because each time
>I enter my product ID it tells me its invalid. There is
>an answer but, only Microsoft knows at the moment. All I
>know is that it is a security issue with SP4 and Office
>XP. The knowledge database tells you this much..
>>-----Original Message-----
>>So does this happen to all usrs, including
>administrators?
>>
>>-M
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>
>>>
>>> Server is SP4. Office is SP2.
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>What service pack level is the server at and what
>>service
>>>>pack level is Office at?
>>>>
>>>>-M
>>>>
>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>> Does anybody know why an xp client opening a
>terminal
>>>>>session off of a Windows 200 terminal server cannot
>>>>access
>>>>>clip art in office? It gives the error "there is not
>>>>>enough memory for this process" although there
>clearly
>>>>>is. I know there is some type of hot fix but I
>cannot
>>>>>find it.
>>>>>.
>>>>>
>>>>.
>>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

Just haven't had the chance to sit on the phone for a
hour before they pick. Apparently the fix is to install
the latest version of MDAC. The latest version is 2.8...
>-----Original Message-----
>So why don't you call them directly? Just ask for the
>hotfix and they won't charge you a thing.
>
>-M
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>According to Microsoft you have to contact them for the
>>fix. If you are using NetPassport you can e-mail them
the
>>problem. I have been unable to do this because each
time
>>I enter my product ID it tells me its invalid. There is
>>an answer but, only Microsoft knows at the moment. All
I
>>know is that it is a security issue with SP4 and Office
>>XP. The knowledge database tells you this much..
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>So does this happen to all usrs, including
>>administrators?
>>>
>>>-M
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Server is SP4. Office is SP2.
>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>What service pack level is the server at and what
>>>service
>>>>>pack level is Office at?
>>>>>
>>>>>-M
>>>>>
>>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>> Does anybody know why an xp client opening a
>>terminal
>>>>>>session off of a Windows 200 terminal server cannot
>>>>>access
>>>>>>clip art in office? It gives the error "there is
not
>>>>>>enough memory for this process" although there
>>clearly
>>>>>>is. I know there is some type of hot fix but I
>>cannot
>>>>>>find it.
>>>>>>.
>>>>>>
>>>>>.
>>>>>
>>>>.
>>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>