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Can't Repair Powerpoint 2000

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    rck1

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    I have Office 2000 running on a brand new XP machine. Everytime I try to close Powerpoint 2000 I recieve the following message

    "Powerpoint found an error that it can't correct. You should save presentations, quit, and then restart powerpoint "

    After I quit the program, it seems to run and hang in the background until I reboot.

    I have tried to repair it, uninstall and reinstall to no avail.

    Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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    Hi rck1
    Any chance you're using Norton's?

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    Fixed! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
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    That's fabulous news! Congratulations.
    Care to share how you accomplished it? ;)

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    The Fix

    Daizy

    I followed the link above. I am running Norton AV 2002. I went into the options and disabled the "Enable Office Plugin" feature of Norton.

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    Well.......even better! :D
    I thought perhaps you'd solved it with something else. Congratulations again.

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