Problem printing!!!

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Hoping someone can help. I just fixed the "I/O error 6" problem, and now I
am having another problem with Power Point. Each time I go to print in Power
Point, a window stating "power point found an error it cant correct. Save
presentation, quit then restart power point". After I do that, another window
pops up and states " application error. referenced memory at Oxffffff8. The
memory could not be read. Click OK to terminatet the program".

Can anyone help!? Thx.

NN
 
First, when the program terminates, it should present a window asking if you
want to send a report. Always choose to "Send". There's a chance that the
Microsoft database might be able to suggest a solution.

Second, I would try a "Detect and Repair" from the Help menu.

You don't say which version of PowerPoint you are using, so see
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00220.htm too.
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Sonia Coleman
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
Autorun Software, Templates and Tutorials
http://www.soniacoleman.com
 
Thanks Sonia! I did fix the "I/O error 6" thanks to you. Now I'll try
detect and repair. I am using Windows XP and Microsoft office 2000. Wish
me luck!

NN
 
Hi again,

Nothing is working! Aaaakkk! I have done a detect and repair, as well as
reinstalled my HP 1012 printer. I am connected locally and using default
printer. I use a "telus" anti virus program.

Any other suggestions?

Thx!

NN
 
I have no more ideas. Maybe someone else will.

nn said:
Hi again,

Nothing is working! Aaaakkk! I have done a detect and repair, as well as
reinstalled my HP 1012 printer. I am connected locally and using default
printer. I use a "telus" anti virus program.

Any other suggestions?

Thx!

NN
 
Hi again,

Nothing is working! Aaaakkk! I have done a detect and repair, as well as
reinstalled my HP 1012 printer. I am connected locally and using default
printer. I use a "telus" anti virus program.

Try disconnecting your computer from the network then disable your antivirus program
completely. See if PPT behaves. If so, there's a conflict with the A/V software.
 

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