Word Croaking on File Open

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As of a few minutes ago, when I try to open a new document with Word
2000, if the document is in My Documents, all is well. However, if I
click the Up button to get to My Computer and then double click on My
Computer, Word closes immediately with no warning or error message. I
just did a Detect and Repair, to no avail. If I locate a file in Windows
Explorer and double click on it, Word opens the document correctly. I
tried starting Word with the /a switch, and the problem is still there
(indicating that the problem is not a corrupt normal.dot.) I've found
posts with similar problems, but I have not found a solution. The OS is
Windows XP Pro, and both Word and XP are up to date.

(Reposted from another newsgroup since there was no response there.)
 
Please visit the Microsoft Word experts in the Word newsgroup:
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User

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| As of a few minutes ago, when I try to open a new document with Word
| 2000, if the document is in My Documents, all is well. However, if I
| click the Up button to get to My Computer and then double click on My
| Computer, Word closes immediately with no warning or error message. I
| just did a Detect and Repair, to no avail. If I locate a file in Windows
| Explorer and double click on it, Word opens the document correctly. I
| tried starting Word with the /a switch, and the problem is still there
| (indicating that the problem is not a corrupt normal.dot.) I've found
| posts with similar problems, but I have not found a solution. The OS is
| Windows XP Pro, and both Word and XP are up to date.
|
| (Reposted from another newsgroup since there was no response there.)
 

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