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Hi,

I've been using MS word as a part of Office 2007 Enterprise since
February 2007 with no problems at all. However last week it simple
stopped saving files.

Using "Save" or "save as.." has absolutely no effect. This is with
previous documents I've edited, or new documents I create.

Using "Save" produces nothing.
Using "Save as.." doesn't even open the "Save as..." dialog box.
Exiting the program kicks up the "Do you want to save the changes to
XXX?" dialog box. Saying Yes results in nothing being saved and me
being dropped back into the same document and Word not quitting.

I do have networked drives, but I never save any files to them, all my
work is always saved on my local "C:" drive

I'm running XP SP2
A gig of memory
2.8 Ghz Pentium D processor

I tried using the install CD to repair the Word install, it failed
(simply stopped/hung)
I tried to Uninstall both Word, and all of MS Office - it failed as
well

Any help with this problem would be appreciated.

Cheers,
Eric

[Bruno V]

I am having the exact same problem, any ideas on how to fix this?

" wrote:

Hi,

I've been using MS word as a part of Office 2007 Enterprise since
February 2007 with no problems at all. However last week it simple
stopped saving files.

Using "Save" or "save as.." has absolutely no effect. This is with
previous documents I've edited, or new documents I create.

Using "Save" produces nothing.
Using "Save as.." doesn't even open the "Save as..." dialog box.
Exiting the program kicks up the "Do you want to save the changes to
XXX?" dialog box. Saying Yes results in nothing being saved and me
being dropped back into the same document and Word not quitting.

I do have networked drives, but I never save any files to them, all my
work is always saved on my local "C:" drive

I'm running XP SP2
A gig of memory
2.8 Ghz Pentium D processor

I tried using the install CD to repair the Word install, it failed
(simply stopped/hung)
I tried to Uninstall both Word, and all of MS Office - it failed as
well

Any help with this problem would be appreciated.

Cheers,
Eric