I think no one has answered because no one is familiar with the problem. I
have encountered this message only once before (not personally, but in
another question), and I can find nothing about it in the Microsoft
Knowledge Base, which leads me to suspect that it is not coming from Word
but from some add-in or document management system, such as that mentioned
by the previous poster.

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Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"dnharris14" wrote in message
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Thank you LarraineW for the insight. I had never heard of Hummingbird.
However, as an architectural spec writer I deal with hundreds of masters
and
at least 100 job specific documents for each project, and 4 or 5
projects going at once. I do not have the time to go through that
procedure for every one of these documents. I just need thenm to open
when I click on them. I really wish Microsoft woud just explain what
it is and fix it somehow. Again thank you for your assistance.


Larraine W Wrote:
Actually, since posting this question, we found a workaround way to deal
with
it. We use Hummingbird DM for a doc mgmt system, and the following
steps
refer to "DM". Maybe this will help you, dnharris.

1) Export the DM doc to My Documents
2) In My Documents, right click on the exported file and choose Open
with
Wordpad (not Notepad)
3) When open in Wordpad: File Save As choose type of "Unicode text
document".
4) Right click on that .txt version of the file and choose Open with
Microsoft Word. You will get a conversion dialog with Encoded text
already
selected. Click OK.
5) If you get a File Conversion dialog asking which encoding to use to
make
your document readable, it should already have Unicode selected, so
click OK.

6) Once opened in Word, to change any little blank boxes into dashes,
which
is what they should be, use Edit/Replace. Select and copy ONE of the
boxes,
click Edit Replace and in the Find What field press Ctrl+V to paste
what
you copied (it will just show as a dash). In the Replace With field
put a
hypen; then click Replace All.
7) Save as a Word doc: File Save As. Cancel the DM dialog and in
the
Save as type filed choose "Word document.doc"
8) To import this as a second version of your DM doc, right click on
the DM
doc, choose Versions & Attachments. Right click on the version 1 of
your doc
and choose Import Version from File. Complete Comments as necessary.


"dnharris14" wrote:
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This issue is ridiculous. I have posted the same question to a
number
of newsgroups and forums. No one seems to know why this message
appears or what it is doing. The response to this post doesn't seem
to
work either as out office does not have the office plug-in to NAV
installed. This is a truly frustrating and aggravating issue that I
wish Microsoft would address in their Knowledge Base. Larraine and I
can not be the only two people in the world that see this message and
are frustrated by the delays and crashes. I have tried all of the
same
methods as Larraine with the same result, that is no result. Does
anyone know what is going on, or is it a cosmic joke that only
Larraine
and I are duped by?

garfield-n-odie Wrote:-
If some version of Norton/Symantec Antivirus is installed on your
computer,
try turning off the Office Plugin that comes with it. See
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=329820 "How to use Office
programs
with
the Norton AntiVirus Office plug-in" for more info.

"Larraine W." wrote:
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Since moving to Office 2003, when opening some large Word docs,
message on
status bar reads:"Word is finishing analyzing your document" then a
progress
bar and then "Press ESC to cancel." Hourglass remains until
analyzing
finished, and for 100+ page docs can take several minutes. Pressing
ESC
mutiple times sometimes stops the analyzing, but not always,
especially for
very large docment. Have tried turning off spelling and grammar
checking,
smart tags, allow fast saves is off, and other options that might
cause
"analyzing" on opening. We have LOTS of very large docs
(depositions
from
litigation matters) and some of them actually freeze the application
and we
can't get them open. All suggestions are welcomed--


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dnharris14
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