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Word 9.0 early binding crashes VBA/VB6

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lengchai - 17 Nov 2004 05:04 GMT
Before posting, I searched for similiar solution in the forums and als
the Internet, but none surfaced.

I have been trying to do an early binding (Project -> References...
for Word 9.0 object, and it crashes VB6, and even VBA, in all my PC
(with Windows 2000).  I have no problem with Excel or Outlook, which
program regularly.  The error message will have something like this:

The instruction at "0x0fbe03fc" referenced memory at "0x0467e374".  Th
memory could not be "read".

Specifically, it will crash the IntelliSense feature of VB.  I coul
never type pass the word "As".  For example:

Dim objW As

The moment I press the space bar after the word As, it will crash. I
will also crash when I click on Object browser, or when trying to cal
a sub-class, or creating new object:

Set objW = New

I could never type pass New, as VB crashes at this point.

There is no problem compiling existing code, it will only crash whe
one types manually.  So if I copy and paste Word macros, or other V
codes, no problem running them.

It's a very FRUSTRATING BUG I wish to squash URGENTLY before my bos
kick my butts out of the office.  :)

TIA,
wp

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lengchai - 18 Nov 2004 01:12 GMT
hi.  is there no solution to this problem?  appreciate if someone can
help.  thank you.

tia,
wps

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lengchai - 19 Nov 2004 01:16 GMT
resolved by replacing the MSWORD9.OLB type library.  thanks.

wps

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