Word 2008 still crashing...

Curt Laird wrote:

> That's great news, well, at least you're up and running and we have
> determined area of the problem.
> Sorry for the trouble. I'm passing this onto our spellchecking area owner
> for further investigation and follow-up.

thank you very much. I hope they will find a solution.
Thanks again!


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{Whew!!} Well done, you two... I had a horrid thought there for a moment
that Curt was going to spin that one back to us. And I had no idea

Cheers


On 5/02/08 7:02 AM, in article C3CCC478.F7CE%curtl@microsoft.com, "Curt
Laird" wrote:

> That's great news, well, at least you're up and running and we have
> determined area of the problem.
>
> Sorry for the trouble. I'm passing this onto our spellchecking area owner
> for further investigation and follow-up.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Curt
>
>
> On 2/4/08 1:19 PM, in article 1ibt42w.10lfdal1xsefy8N%vegaz@people.it,
> "vegaz" wrote:
>
>> Curt Laird wrote:
>>
>>> Another option is to try changing your system and input locales to US
>>> English.
>>
>> hey, setting the keyboard as US, in fact, works!
>> Problem is, the Powerbook has an Italian Pro layout, and the keyboard
>> wrongly mapped cannot be used... I cannot even switch keyboard on the
>> fly with word open. If I choose the It Pro layout Word crashes.
>> The weird thing is that the account in which Word works uses the Italian
>> Pro layout without any problem.
>>
>> 3 minutes later:
>>
>> Starting with the US layout I could disable real-time spellchecking, and
>> now Word works even started with Italian Pro layout!
>> Well, not a definitive solution (spellchecking is useful!), but at least
>> we are seeing where the problem is!!!
>> Thanks a lot!
>>

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On 5 Feb, 12:43, John McGhie wrote:
> {Whew!!}  Well done, you two...  I had a horrid thought there for a moment
> that Curt was going to spin that one back to us.  And I had no idea
>
> Cheers
>
> On 5/02/08 7:02 AM, in article C3CCC478.F7CE%cu...@microsoft.com, "Curt
>
>
>
> Laird" wrote:
> > That's great news, well, at least you're up and running and we have
> > determined area of the problem.
>
> > Sorry for the trouble. I'm passing this onto our spellchecking area owner
> > for further investigation and follow-up.
>
> > Thanks,
>
> > Curt
>
> > On 2/4/08 1:19 PM, in article 1ibt42w.10lfdal1xsefy8N%ve...@people.it,
> > "vegaz" wrote:
>
> >> Curt Laird wrote:
>
> >>> Another option is to try changing your system and input locales to US
> >>> English.
>
> >> hey, setting the keyboard as US, in fact, works!
> >> Problem is, the Powerbook has an Italian Pro layout, and the keyboard
> >> wrongly mapped cannot be used... I cannot even switch keyboard on the
> >> fly with word open. If I choose the It Pro layout Word crashes.
> >> The weird thing is that the account in which Word works uses the Italian
> >> Pro layout without any problem.
>
> >> 3 minutes later:
>
> >> Starting with the US layout I could disable real-time spellchecking, and
> >> now Word works even started with Italian Pro layout!
> >> Well, not a definitive solution (spellchecking is useful!), but at least
> >> we are seeing where the problem is!!!
> >> Thanks a lot!
>
> --
> Don't wait for your answer, click here:http://www.word.mvps.org/
>
> Please reply in the group.  Please do NOT email me unless I ask you to.
>
> John McGhie, Consultant Technical Writer
> McGhie Information Engineering Pty Ltdhttp://jgmcghie.fastmail.com.au/
> Nhulunbuy, Northern Territory, Australia
> +61 4 1209 1410, mailto:j...@mcghie.name

Solution (for italian version):

remove italiangrammar.proofingtool file and then start word.

Hope Microsoft release a patch for this file.

bye
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wrote:

> Solution (for italian version):
> remove italiangrammar.proofingtool file and then start word.

isn't it easier simply to disable it?

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vegaz wrote:
> wrote:
>
>
>> Solution (for italian version):
>> remove italiangrammar.proofingtool file and then start word.
>>
>
> isn't it easier simply to disable it?
>
How do you disable it? There are advantages to being able to tag the
text as Italian and just have the spellchecker ignore it because the
proofing tool isn't there, I should think. But I can't remember what you
mean by disable.
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Daiya Mitchell wrote:

> How do you disable it? There are advantages to being able to tag the
> text as Italian and just have the spellchecker ignore it because the
> proofing tool isn't there, I should think. But I can't remember what you
> mean by disable.

I mean simply disabling real-time spellchecking in Word options

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vegaz wrote:
> Daiya Mitchell wrote:
>
>
>> How do you disable it? There are advantages to being able to tag the
>> text as Italian and just have the spellchecker ignore it because the
>> proofing tool isn't there, I should think. But I can't remember what you
>> mean by disable.
>>
>
> I mean simply disabling real-time spellchecking in Word options
>

Oh right, of course. Thanks.
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