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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / January 2005publisher xp not responding
I have repeatedly tried to open a Publisher 2000 file (a web site) on another computer in Publisher XP. Publisher opens fine (listed in task manager as running), then when I try to open the file, Publisher stops responding and is then listed twice in the Task Manager as not responding. When I end either task, I am then prompted to send an error report to Microsoft. I have tried disabling Script Blocking in Norton as mentioned in another post, but it had no effect. I scanned the file for viruses, it is clean. All programs (office, Windows, Norton) are up to date. All I want to do is transfer the file from one computer to another so I can work on it with an updated version of Publisher. Thanks. If Norton is on either machine the file may be corrupt all ready. Can you still open the file in 2000? Has the 2002 version been upgraded to Service Pack 3? (Needs to be. Period.) Are you aware of the vast differences between 2000 webs and 2002 webs? David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com >I have repeatedly tried to open a Publisher 2000 file (a web site) on >another [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > version > of Publisher. Thanks. Thanks for your help. Norton is running on both machines. The original (school computer) is running an enterprise version and the other (my computer) is running Norton Internet Security 2005. The file can still be opened in 2000 on the original machine. All programs (Windows XP, 2002, NIS, NAV) are up to date. I know there are differences between the versions of publisher, but the design is very simple - a few photos with text, nothing fancy. The file is over 80,000KB - could it be a memory issue? The machine where it was created has 256MB RAM and the machine I am trying to transfer it to has 512MB RAM which I would think would be enough. Should I just upgrade the computer with the 2000 version to 2002 or 2003? Thanks, again. > If Norton is on either machine the file may be corrupt all ready. > Can you still open the file in 2000? [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > version > > of Publisher. Thanks. I'd suggest zipping the file and sending it to forums@davidbartosik.com I'll see if I can open it and get it converted to 2002 for you or determine if there is an issue with the file. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > Thanks for your help. Norton is running on both machines. The original > (school computer) is running an enterprise version and the other (my [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] >> > version >> > of Publisher. Thanks. Are there any posts without david popping up with a faq.html here or there? http://www.webdesign4all.nl > I have repeatedly tried to open a Publisher 2000 file (a web site) on another > computer in Publisher XP. Publisher opens fine (listed in task manager as [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > file from one computer to another so I can work on it with an updated version > of Publisher. Thanks. Personally - I think it's great that he's made a FAQ page - why bother retyping the same answer over and again - when the same questions get posted over and again by new people? That FAQ page has been a big help to those of us new to web page creation - and I've referred to it on many occassions. If he hadn't told me to look for that page - I never would have known it was there - so I, for one, am glad that he keeps letting the new posters on this newsgroup know about that page. Tammy PS - Creating that page is probably one of the many reasons he's an MVP David is a valuable resource. Tammy has hit the nail on the head when she said that this is why he remains an MVP! :-)  SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] > Personally - I think it's great that he's made a FAQ page - why bother > retyping the same answer over and again - when the same questions get [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > PS - Creating that page is probably one of the many reasons he's an MVP FAQ's are standard fare among MVP's. I refer you to "the list" for your future and present help needs... http://www.mvps.org/faq/ David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > Personally - I think it's great that he's made a FAQ page - why bother > retyping the same answer over and again - when the same questions get [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > PS - Creating that page is probably one of the many reasons he's an MVP
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