On 9/5/2001 7:13, Lorin Roche ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> Total clean install of the OS and then Office fixed it, but there must be a
> simpler way. I love Office, but when it goes bad, it goes really bad.
>
> There are routines where you delete all the Office components from your
> system, then run FIRST RUN � I forget all the details. I think there needs to
> be an emergency debugging page, that puts together all the best hints on how
> to deal with this.
Does anybody here know what the abovementioned routines might be? Or do I
need to do the Clean Install of both OS and Office?
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On 11/5/2001 6:22, Karl Bonn ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> This is from the Tech Tool Manual: (Condensed for brevity)
>
> MAJOR MARCH: The most complex (and time consuming) memory test available,
> the March test works like this: ...
> It was included for several reasons: ( 1) for the SUPER USER. (2) It is the
>most thorough RAM test known to mankind.
> MINOR MARCH: Works very much like the Major test except that instead of
> performing a bit-by-bit test it performs a byte-by-byte test. Less
> discriminate it is considerable faster.
Thanks a lot Karl. I think I'll skip that one. Does anybody here know
anything about a small app. called TestMemory 1.0 from velociraptus.com?
Thanks for all the replies to my problem. Unfortunately i remains, so if
anybody has further ideas please let me know, but I'm happy to have received
the help I have already.
Carsten
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