I have not noticed this problem with Word 2003 on Vista Home Premium during
the past 13 months.
Perhaps it has to do with where your documents are located? Internal disk,
external disk, network?
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"TheVyrys" <TheVyrys@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> This is happening to my users too!!!!!
>
> Come on Microsoft!!!!! GEEEE SUSSSS!!!!
>
> What more can you screw up for us, then not support your product??
>
> I am using office 2003 on Vista Crap.. I mean Vista Business.
>
>
>
> "writer" wrote:
> Quote:
>> I have Word 2003, installed in January 2008. All available updates have
>> been
>> installed.
>>
>> "Mick Murphy" wrote:
>> Quote:
>> > You do not say what version of Word you are using.
>> >
>> > When you installed Word and/or Office did you get the updates for it.
>> >
>> > Open Word>Help>Detect & Repair.
>> > -- ---------------------------------------------------------------
>> > Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
>> >
>> >
>> > "writer" wrote:
>> >
>> > > I have had a terrible problem with a new computer with Vista (XPS-
>> > > M1330)
>> > > that has occurred 3x in the past week. Here is what happened: I am
>> > > working on
>> > > a Word document that had been saved previously. I am adding to and
>> > > revising
>> > > it. When I try to save it, it has turned into a temp file (with
>> > > numbers) that
>> > > cannot be saved. It cannot be read by Word. The name of the original
>> > > Word
>> > > file is gone and cannot be found. As a result I cannot access work
>> > > that was
>> > > done over the past days, (except what has been backed up before this
>> > > work
>> > > session). I see the name of old Word file in a queue of recent
>> > > documents but
>> > > it no longer exists, cannot be opened, etc. Advice??
>> > >