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Word Attachment in Outlook XP

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Amtelecom Internet Tech Support - 15 Jan 2004 19:27 GMT
After running Outlook XP for some period of time, the user is no longer
able to open Word documents by double-clicking the attachment. After
double-clicking, Outlook hangs for ~15 seconds.

Exiting outlook, the user is now also not able to load any Word
documents by double-clicking on them. Restting the file associtations
does not help (they maintain the Word icon throughout). Opening the
documents via "Open" in Word is still possible.

No error messages are generated.

Any suggestions?
Peter Jamieson - 16 Jan 2004 08:24 GMT
No particularly good ideas, but...
a. is the user using Wordmail in Outlook? Does it make any difference if
they disable Wordmail?
b. When you reset the file associations, did you use e.g. winword /r ?
c. Does Task manager display multiple copies of WINWORD in the list of
processes even when only Outlook is running (or to put it another way, are
any copies of WINWORD left in the process list when nothing else is running
in the foreground?

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Peter Jamieson - Word MVP
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org/

> After running Outlook XP for some period of time, the user is no longer
> able to open Word documents by double-clicking the attachment. After
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> Any suggestions?
 
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