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Table problem in Word 2000 document--need assistance to open
Since it's password protected you might not want to do this...but if you want to send it to me I'll try to open it. If I can open it and resave it....that might fix it. |
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Table problem in Word 2000 document--need assistance to open
Hi Robin,
I think about the only thing you can do is recover the text, without any structures or formatting. Once a document is at the point where it can't be opened, File/Open with the "Recover text from any file" type is pretty much all that's left to try. There's a very slim chance that you might be able to use Insert/File from within another document to open it, then save to RTF or HTML format. But since the damage appears to be in a table structure, I'm not optimistic. I have a large document I'm trying to open that contains a few tables. When I open it; then the program just goes to the hourglass wait stage and eventually says the errors below. Then Word 2000 closes. I went all through the Microsoft knowledge database and it said at some point the table problem was fixed in Word XP. Yet I took it to a friends house with Word XP and the same thing happens. I want to recover the document but as soon as I put in the password and press enter only the first page appears and I can't scroll or save the document afterward. This is the error "a table in this document has become corrupted. To recover the contents of the table: select the table and choose Convert Table to Text from the Table menu I Clicked "OK" in the error box and get this error signature "ERROR SIGNATURE" app name winword.exe app ver 9.0.0.8216 Mod Name: mso9.dll Mod Ver: 9.0.0.6926 Offset: 00010ecc I hope someone can tell me how to recover from this. Cindy Meister INTER-Solutions, Switzerland http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Sep 30 2003) http://www.word.mvps.org This reply is posted in the Newsgroup; please post any follow question or reply in the newsgroup and not by e-mail :-) |
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