Closing documents after viewing

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I cannot open and close Word documents even when I have made no changes or
after I have already initiated the Save command. The decision box to Save
Changes? always opens up. Now it takes too long to close a document. I
don't know what happened to alter this default, as I had to deal with other
alterations to Word where automatic features I took for granted no longer
word, such as automatic current date insertion and typing active email links.
What can I do to restore the previous Save and Close actions?
 
Hi =?Utf-8?B?aGFybGVtbm9jdHVybg==?=,

This sounds to me suspiciously like a virus. When did you last do a full scan
with up-to-date virus definitions?
I cannot open and close Word documents even when I have made no changes or
after I have already initiated the Save command. The decision box to Save
Changes? always opens up. Now it takes too long to close a document. I
don't know what happened to alter this default, as I had to deal with other
alterations to Word where automatic features I took for granted no longer
word, such as automatic current date insertion and typing active email links.
What can I do to restore the previous Save and Close actions?

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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Ms. Meister

Forgive me for not getting back sooner. I had to do a Search on this site
to locate my original message. I reentered this posting under the heading
"Save Command Problems" and received some helpful advice. Yours is helpful
too, even though I did full system scans fairly recently. Another will not
hurt.

Louis
 

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