F9 or file-new-title freezes premiere pro v2.0

f9 or file-new-title freezes premiere pro v2.0. So I have installed it new on a dell precision 670 xeon 3.6ghz, 3 gig ram, 500gighd. I formatted the hd installed wxpsp3, installed adobe premiere pro v2.o and everything was working fine. One week later the user can not use f9 or hit new title without freezing the program and hitting esc. to get out of trying to create title to use ppro. I have ran repair and it does not work. No new updates have been inistalled. I have top uninstall and install fresh each time. Help please I do not use this I just install over and over and over.

The freeware, FontFrenzy, will help detect corrupt fonts, and can repair some. I use Extensis Font Doctor, not freeware, and it does a good job.
By chance, do you have SunMicro System's Open Office? If so, uninstall the Deja Vu font, and try again. It, and some others, just do not play well with Titler, even when most other Adobe programs have zero issues.
Good luck,
Hunt

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Boy you guys are quick. I did not find this thread until after you'd sorted it out. You know how much I like to work on PS to PrPro problems!
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