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Helen - 19 Apr 2007 18:54 GMT
When I'm using Word and I'm using an old letter and then try to use "save
as", my whole screen freezes.  I then have to shut down and start all over
again.  I noticed when "save as" first comes up the file I was using has '~$
right in front of my file.  That seems to be when my screen freezes.  It only
does this 50% of the time.  The rest of the time its OK.  If I shut down the
computer completely and bring word back up.  It's fine.  Please help.  Helen
Pat Garard - 25 Apr 2007 09:00 GMT
G'Day Helen,

When editing a document called (say) 'Example.doc', Word creates one or
more temporary files for its own purposes.

These may have names like '~$ample.doc' (usually in the same folder as
'Example.doc') and 'AutoRecovery save of Example.asd' (in the
AutoRecover folder).

Following a successful Close of the Document, these should be deleted by
Word - but sometimes they are not.

You seem to be using one of these files for YOUR purposes - and confusing
Word into the bargain.

You should probably 'clean up' any files of this kind that you find - i.e.
delete
them OR if they seem to be valuable then rename them.
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Pat Garard
Melbourne, Australia
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> When I'm using Word and I'm using an old letter and then try to use "save
> as", my whole screen freezes.  I then have to shut down and start all over
> again.  I noticed when "save as" first comes up the file I was using has '~$
> right in front of my file.  That seems to be when my screen freezes.  It only
> does this 50% of the time.  The rest of the time its OK.  If I shut down the
> computer completely and bring word back up.  It's fine.  Please help.  Helen
 
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