I'm using Office XP on Vista. It has been working fine forever, on Windows
XP and Vista. I auto-install all Office & Windows updates. Suddenly today I
am sending a routine note, and when I press Send, I get the message "An
Unexpected Error has Occurred". The dialog box's header is "Microsoft Word".
I have reinstalled Office XP, and also checked the Internet E-mail settings
and run the "Test Account Settings" successfully. Word is set as my e-mail
editor. There is no reference to the error message in the Word users' group.
Any suggestions?
Apparently my Contacts became separated from my Mail Message form, and Word
couldn't find the addressee. When I fixed that, the error message did not
appear, and it was able to send the message.

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Gordon Jones
> I'm using Office XP on Vista. It has been working fine forever, on Windows
> XP and Vista. I auto-install all Office & Windows updates. Suddenly today I
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> editor. There is no reference to the error message in the Word users' group.
> Any suggestions?
SR - 13 May 2008 23:38 GMT
We are getting the same message. How could you tell that the distribution
list became separated in your form? And, how did you fix it - maybe just
delete DL and re select it??

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SR
> Apparently my Contacts became separated from my Mail Message form, and Word
> couldn't find the addressee. When I fixed that, the error message did not
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> > editor. There is no reference to the error message in the Word users' group.
> > Any suggestions?