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Dealing with a Document of Death in Word 2003
I have an MSWord doc that, when opening, brings the CPU up to 100%, and stays
there till I kill word. It's all very well having crash handling -like the dumprep uploader, the reload open files and the "remember which apps crashed word on loading", but how do I deal with the problem? Is that document officially deceased, never to be used again? Is there any support mechanism for people with whom word toasts, like an email address to mail the doc to see if it can be salvaged? |
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