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Office97 Toolbar Crashes

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Office97 Toolbar Crashes

Office97 Toolbar Crashes

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NT40 client. MSOffice97SP2; OL98

Dr. Watson reports an application error and generates a log. Interestingly, when running Dr. Watson he reports 'No Faults Detected' even though Dr. Watson reported:

MSOFFICE.exe
Exception; access violation (0xc000000005), Address: 0x0141ba8e.

I've tried reinstalling Office, copying MSOFFICE.exe from another PC.

The error occurred after creating an Active Channel on my desktop, then adding the channel to my toolbar.

RE: Office97 Toolbar Crashes

This is supposed to be fixed by the [new] SP2. For more info:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q151/0/20.asp

and:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q108/0/32.asp

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