Pb with my Spell-checker

Jean-Marie VIGNEAUD · External Since: Apr 25, 2007 Posts: 1

Hi,

I've got a computer with Windows XP SP2, Winword 97 and Outlook 2003.

When I use my Spell-Checker, winword crash and I can read the following
message in the event observer.

Application default winword.exe .... , Module default ntdll.dll.....

This problem appeared when I installed Outloook 2003 on the computer the
last month.

Maybe there's a problem of compatibility between the winword 97
spell-checker and the outllook 2003 spell-checher ?

Sorry for my english langage. I hope I'm clear in my question..

Regards

Jean Marie

John Doue · External Since: Dec 20, 2004 Posts: 38

Jean-Marie VIGNEAUD wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've got a computer with Windows XP SP2, Winword 97 and Outlook 2003.
>
> When I use my Spell-Checker, winword crash and I can read the following
> message in the event observer.
>
> Application default winword.exe .... , Module default ntdll.dll.....
>
> This problem appeared when I installed Outloook 2003 on the computer the
> last month.
>
> Maybe there's a problem of compatibility between the winword 97
> spell-checker and the outllook 2003 spell-checher ?
>
> Sorry for my english langage. I hope I'm clear in my question..
>
> Regards
>
> Jean Marie
>
>
Il me parait difficile d'envisager une incompatibilité entre ces deux
produits MS. En supposant que tout marchait bien avant l'installation
d'Outlook, je commencerais par désinstaller Outlook et vérifier que le
spell check marche correctement avec Word 97. Si c'est le cas, faire un
restore-point et résinstaller Outlook après avoir soigneusement vérifié
l'absence d'erreur sur le disque et effacé vos fichiers temporaires.

Si le problème persiste, essayer de réparer Word 97 (je ne me souviens
pas avec certitude si cette option est proposée quand on va dans Control
Panel, Add or Remove) ou désinstaller et réinstaller. Faire un restore
point quand tout marche et recommencer l'installation d'Outlook. Comme
un newsgroup MS, je ne vous suggèrerai pas d'utiliser un logiciel moins
sensible aux virus ...

Bonne chance.

--
John Doue

Pat Garard · External Since: Aug 15, 2006 Posts: 210

Which for the rest of us, according to Word and WorldLingo, means ...

It appears difficult to to me to consider an incompatibility between these two
products ms. By supposing that all went well before the installation
of Outlook, I would start with désinstaller Outlook and to check that it
spell check walk correctly with Word 97. If it is the case, to do one
restore-point and résinstaller Outlook after having carefully checked
the absence of error on the disc and unobtrusive your temporary files.

If the problem persists, to try to repair Word 97 (I do not remember
not with certainty if this option is proposed when one goes in Control
Panel, Add gold Remove) or désinstaller and to reinstall. To make a restore
not when any walk and to start again the installation of Outlook. Like
a newsgroup ms, I will not suggest you using a software less
sensitive to the viruses.

Aint Word wonderful?
--
Regards,
Pat Garard
Melbourne, Australia
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"John Doue" <notwobe.RemoveThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Jean-Marie VIGNEAUD wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've got a computer with Windows XP SP2, Winword 97 and Outlook 2003.
>>
>> When I use my Spell-Checker, winword crash and I can read the following
>> message in the event observer.
>>
>> Application default winword.exe .... , Module default ntdll.dll.....
>>
>> This problem appeared when I installed Outloook 2003 on the computer the last
>> month.
>>
>> Maybe there's a problem of compatibility between the winword 97 spell-checker
>> and the outllook 2003 spell-checher ?
>>
>> Sorry for my english langage. I hope I'm clear in my question..
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Jean Marie
> Il me parait difficile d'envisager une incompatibilité entre ces deux produits
> MS. En supposant que tout marchait bien avant l'installation d'Outlook, je
> commencerais par désinstaller Outlook et vérifier que le spell check marche
> correctement avec Word 97. Si c'est le cas, faire un restore-point et
> résinstaller Outlook après avoir soigneusement vérifié l'absence d'erreur sur
> le disque et effacé vos fichiers temporaires.
>
> Si le problème persiste, essayer de réparer Word 97 (je ne me souviens pas
> avec certitude si cette option est proposée quand on va dans Control Panel,
> Add or Remove) ou désinstaller et réinstaller. Faire un restore point quand
> tout marche et recommencer l'installation d'Outlook. Comme un newsgroup MS, je
> ne vous suggèrerai pas d'utiliser un logiciel moins sensible aux virus ...
>
> Bonne chance.
>
> --
> John Doue

John Doue · External Since: Dec 20, 2004 Posts: 38

Pat Garard wrote:
> Which for the rest of us, according to Word and WorldLingo, means ...
>
> It appears difficult to to me to consider an incompatibility between these two
> products ms. By supposing that all went well before the installation
> of Outlook, I would start with désinstaller Outlook and to check that it
> spell check walk correctly with Word 97. If it is the case, to do one
> restore-point and résinstaller Outlook after having carefully checked
> the absence of error on the disc and unobtrusive your temporary files.
>
> If the problem persists, to try to repair Word 97 (I do not remember
> not with certainty if this option is proposed when one goes in Control
> Panel, Add gold Remove) or désinstaller and to reinstall. To make a restore
> not when any walk and to start again the installation of Outlook. Like
> a newsgroup ms, I will not suggest you using a software less
> sensitive to the viruses.
>
> Aint Word wonderful?
Nice try Pat. I hope the OP will not learn English based on this
rendition but I guess most readers do not walk with Word ... :=)

I was too lazy to post both in English and French.

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John Doue