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Originally Posted by Mark LaGrange
Hello - this macro worked great on a couple of letters, but gets a run-time
91 error on the particular letter I'm trying to work up now.
Has this happened to anybody else?
Thanks
Mark
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Hi,
Runtime Error 91 usually occurs when a file has been lost. When you download, install and set up an application or software, this error doesn't usually show up. Later, when you try to run the program, the error message will appear. This error often occurs because part of the data needed to run the application has been damaged or misplaced.
When you run a program, there is a very specific process that takes place. Your computer searches for the startup information in a sequence. If any portion of that sequence is lost or corrupt, then the computer has a very hard time running the program.
