Have original iMac; MS Word 2001 keeps crashing - What to do?
hi. I have the original iMac. Just as of today, MS word 2001 keeps crashing. it is saying that an error of type 2 has occurred. tips on what to do? thank you!
That's unusual, Word should have its own preferences. Is there anything else unusual about your copy of Office? e.g. have you lost any fonts that should be there? Maybe try trashing the Component preferences.
If the worst comes to the worst I take it you have Office on CD? One of the nice things is that it contains an Uninstall program to wipe all trace of Office from your Mac so you can effectively start again with a nice clean installation. I bet you've probably got lots of e-mails and things stored in Entourage that you don't want to lose? Well, all messages are stored in a particular folder which you can drag your messages from (as one single clump, not thousands of individual messages, that would be a nightmare).
I've done this in the past when I had a problem with my installation of Office that I could not solve. It worked fine and really didn't take very long to do.
I wouldn't touch the Diskwarrior CD, not because its bad, but because its the wrong tool for this particular job I feel.
I quite like Office, there are things you can do with it very simply that are a pain in the @ss to do with Appleworks. But I prefer to write in Appleworks, then cut & paste into Word. Maybe I'm weird, but Appleworks has a cleaner design which I can only guess makes writing easier subconsciously.
Also (and I'm really going into overkill if I wasn't before), there is a very nice book on Office 2001 by David Pogue, published by Peach Pit Press. I got my copy a year or two ago on eBay and its quite handy. Did you know for example, that you can squash all your e-mails in Entourage down to a nicely compressed size to save space on your hard drive? It also makes Entourage perkier if you're the kind of person with 10,000 e-mails in your inbox. To do this, simply hold down the space bar when you double click to open Entourage and away it goes. All those e-mails are as accessible as before, but now they'll contain half the calories
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Referenced software can be found at MacUpdate.
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Pre-Mavericks
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Microsoft Error Reporting log version: 2.0
Error Signature:
Exception: EXC_BAD_ACCESS
Date/Time: 2013-04-02 00:45:55 +0000
Application Name: Microsoft Word
Application Bundle ID: com.microsoft.Word
Application Signature: MSWD
Application Version: 12.0.0.071130
Crashed Module Name: unknown
Crashed Module Version: unknown
Crashed Module Offset: unknown
Blame Module Name: unknown
Blame Module Version: unknown
Blame Module Offset: unknown
Application LCID: 1033
Extra app info: Reg=en Loc=0x0409
Thread 0 crashed:
# 1 0x9a492843 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 2 0x9a494dbc in ( + 0x00000000)
# 3 0x18739607 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 4 0x1873968d in ( + 0x00000000)
# 5 0x18757bbe in ( + 0x00000000)
# 6 0x187b134d in ( + 0x00000000)
# 7 0x187b7d82 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 8 0x015dae76 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 9 0x015daee0 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 10 0x015dbc2d in ( + 0x00000000)
# 11 0x00617d3a in ( + 0x00000000)
# 12 0x0061cb21 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 13 0x0061ceaf in ( + 0x00000000)
# 14 0x008b5410 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 15 0x00623565 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 16 0x006264a1 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 17 0x008b7dc4 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 18 0x008b7e94 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 19 0x000038fc in ( + 0x00000000)
# 20 0x000039fd in ( + 0x00000000)
# 21 0x00c57163 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 22 0x01621afe in ( + 0x00000000)
# 23 0x9a052c81 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 24 0x936f7416 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 25 0x936f6db5 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 26 0x936dbbc2 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 27 0x936db02a in ( + 0x00000000)
# 28 0x936dae9b in + 0x0000E7F0 ( + 0x00000000)
# 29 0x9a03cf5a in ( + 0x00000000)
# 30 0x9a03ccc9 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 31 0x9a1a215c in ( + 0x00000000)
# 32 0x01661ce4 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 33 0x00ae3e6b in ( + 0x00000000)
# 34 0x00aecd18 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 35 0x02236080 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 36 0x00ad2438 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 37 0x000028e2 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 38 0x00002809 in ( + 0x00000000)
X86 Thread State:
eax: 0xacd99a28 ebx: 0xffffffff ecx: 0x9a457947 edx:0xffffffff
edi: 0xffffffff esi: 0xacd99a28 ebp: 0xbfffda28 esp:0xbfffda10
ss: 0x00000023 eip: 0x9a492843 cs: 0x0000001b ds:0x00000023
es: 0x00000023 fs: 0x00000000 gs: 0x0000000f eflags:0x00010282
Thread 1:
# 1 0x928b69ae in ( + 0x00000000)
# 2 0x9354b7a9 in ( + 0x00000000)
X86 Thread State:
eax: 0x0000016b ebx: 0xb0102700 ecx: 0xb01025ac edx:0x928b69ae
edi: 0x00000000 esi: 0x9354b8a1 ebp: 0xb0102718 esp:0xb01025ac
ss: 0x00000023 eip: 0x928b69ae cs: 0x0000000b ds:0x00000023
es: 0x00000023 fs: 0x00000023 gs: 0x0000000f eflags:0x00000246
Thread 2:
# 1 0x928b60ee in ( + 0x00000000)
# 2 0x9a431e79 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 3 0x9a419d2a in ( + 0x00000000)
X86 Thread State:
eax: 0x00100170 ebx: 0x9a431cc7 ecx: 0xb0184f6c edx:0x928b60ee
edi: 0xb0185000 esi: 0xb0185000 ebp: 0xb0184f88 esp:0xb0184f6c
ss: 0x00000023 eip: 0x928b60ee cs: 0x0000000b ds:0x00000023
es: 0x00000023 fs: 0x00000023 gs: 0x0000000f eflags:0x00000282
Thread 3:
# 1 0x928b38e6 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 2 0x9a4c06b6 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 3 0x01aa4265 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 4 0x01aa38cd in ( + 0x00000000)
# 5 0x01aa3954 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 6 0x01aa440d in ( + 0x00000000)
# 7 0x9a42f5b7 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 8 0x9a419d4e in ( + 0x00000000)
X86 Thread State:
eax: 0xffffffa6 ebx: 0x00000000 ecx: 0xb0206a9c edx:0x928b38e6
edi: 0x00005ce0 esi: 0xc811fc9c ebp: 0xb0206ae8 esp:0xb0206a9c
ss: 0x00000023 eip: 0x928b38e6 cs: 0x0000000b ds:0x00000023
es: 0x00000023 fs: 0x00000023 gs: 0x0000000f eflags:0x00000246
Thread 4:
# 1 0x928b60ee in ( + 0x00000000)
# 2 0x9a431e79 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 3 0x9a419d2a in ( + 0x00000000)
X86 Thread State:
eax: 0x00100170 ebx: 0x9a431cc7 ecx: 0xb0288f6c edx:0x928b60ee
edi: 0xb0289000 esi: 0xb0289000 ebp: 0xb0288f88 esp:0xb0288f6c
ss: 0x00000023 eip: 0x928b60ee cs: 0x0000000b ds:0x00000023
es: 0x00000023 fs: 0x00000023 gs: 0x0000000f eflags:0x00000282
Thread 5:
# 1 0x928b4eb6 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 2 0x016e7552 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 3 0x015f58b8 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 4 0x9665ea7b in ( + 0x00000000)
# 5 0x9a42f5b7 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 6 0x9a419d4e in ( + 0x00000000)
X86 Thread State:
eax: 0x000c0194 ebx: 0x015f5867 ecx: 0xb030ad5c edx:0x928b4eb6
edi: 0x928b3e77 esi: 0xb030af44 ebp: 0xb030ad78 esp:0xb030ad5c
ss: 0x00000023 eip: 0x928b4eb6 cs: 0x0000000b ds:0x00000023
es: 0x00000023 fs: 0x00000023 gs: 0x0000000f eflags:0x00000286
Thread 6:
# 1 0x928b3826 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 2 0x015f5c7b in ( + 0x00000000)
# 3 0x9665ea7b in ( + 0x00000000)
# 4 0x9a42f5b7 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 5 0x9a419d4e in ( + 0x00000000)
X86 Thread State:
eax: 0xffffffda ebx: 0x015f5a95 ecx: 0xb040ee7c edx:0x928b3826
edi: 0xb040ef56 esi: 0xb040eed4 ebp: 0xb040eea8 esp:0xb040ee7c
ss: 0x00000023 eip: 0x928b3826 cs: 0x0000000b ds:0x00000023
es: 0x00000023 fs: 0x00000023 gs: 0x0000000f eflags:0x00000206
Thread 7:
# 1 0x928b60ee in ( + 0x00000000)
# 2 0x9a431e79 in ( + 0x00000000)
# 3 0x9a419d2a in ( + 0x00000000)
X86 Thread State:
eax: 0x00100170 ebx: 0x9a431cc7 ecx: 0xb038cf6c edx:0x928b60ee
edi: 0xb038d000 esi: 0xb038d000 ebp: 0xb038cf88 esp:0xb038cf6c
ss: 0x00000023 eip: 0x928b60ee cs: 0x0000000b ds:0x00000023
es: 0x00000023 fs: 0x00000023 gs: 0x0000000f eflags:0x00000282
Loaded modules:
Operating System Information
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.8.3 (Build 12D78)
CPU: Intel Core Duo, Number: 4, Speed: 2147 MHz
gestaltPhysicalRAMSize err = 0, result = 2047 MB
gestaltSystemVersion err = 0, result = 0x1083
Screen: 1280 x 800, depth = 32, ltbr = 0, 0, 800, 1280
Microsoft Application Information:
Error Reporting UUID: 9D8D8CC4-51B1-4B80-A492-9A39F90897AA
Time from launch: 0 hours, 0 minutes, 38 seconds
Total errors on this client: 87Post your question on Microsoft's Mac forums since it's their software you're having issues with: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mac
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