MS Word starts and ends real real slow

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*ProteanThread*

its almost like it is trying to start or stop a service. what services may
be required by MS Word and or MS Office XP ?


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Make sure Word is closed.
Do a Search for normal.dot
Delete normal.dot
normal.dot will be recreated when you open Word.
By deleteing normal.dot you will lose some customizations.
 
R

R. C. White

Hi, Woodzy.

In Wes' tips aren't enough, post your question in one of the several Word
newsgroups, including more than 2 dozen groups in English. You might start
with microsoft.public.word.newusers.

RC
 
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JW

A good place to start would be look at Performance in Task Manager (press
Cntl-Alt-Del or Cntl-Shift-Esc) ?
If Peak Commit Charge is near the Limit, you are running low on Virtual
Memory. If this is the case, increase your Virtual Memory (search Help &
Support for how-to). If Peak Commit Charge exceeds your Available Physical
Memory (used for programs), your CPU might be spending lots of time swapping
pages back and forth between physical memory and virtual memory on disk. If
this is the case, more physical memory would help.

This might not be the cause of the problem, but it is a good place to start.

"*ProteanThread*" <moc dot sodtr at posys> wrote in message
its almost like it is trying to start or stop a service. what services may
be required by MS Word and or MS Office XP ?


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*ProteanThread*

JW said:
A good place to start would be look at Performance in Task Manager (press
Cntl-Alt-Del or Cntl-Shift-Esc) ?
If Peak Commit Charge is near the Limit, you are running low on Virtual
Memory. If this is the case, increase your Virtual Memory (search Help &
Support for how-to). If Peak Commit Charge exceeds your Available Physical
Memory (used for programs), your CPU might be spending lots of time swapping
pages back and forth between physical memory and virtual memory on disk. If
this is the case, more physical memory would help.

This might not be the cause of the problem, but it is a good place to start.

"*ProteanThread*" <moc dot sodtr at posys> wrote in message
its almost like it is trying to start or stop a service. what services may
be required by MS Word and or MS Office XP ?


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*THX* everyone. I'll give these suggestions a start.
 
R

R. C. White

Hi, Wes.

Nah. Haven't had time to start on it yet. Home improvement project today.
Maybe tomorrow. :^{

RC
 
W

Wesley Vogel

;-)

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R. C. White said:
Hi, Wes.

Nah. Haven't had time to start on it yet. Home improvement project
today. Maybe tomorrow. :^{

RC
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L

Les Herrman

its almost like it is trying to start or stop a service. what services may
be required by MS Word and or MS Office XP ?


Open Outlook and turn off the journaling if it is on. This option
being on in Outlook will also slow down the closing of the other
Office apps.
 

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