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Join Date: Sep 2005
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OS: XP
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Images causing MS Word to crash
A while back, Jimmex posted this problem:
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Thanks in advance, Marc |
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Join Date: May 2005
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I have never seen that thread. Lets assume you are working with similar files, and a similar PC setup. 400 pages + with heavy graphics is an absolutely huge Word file. I can't even fathom how many megs such a file would be. The resolution (size) of the jpegs also affects this behavior. I make training files with multiple screenshots, and it is fairly normal for the graphic to take a few seconds to appear. This is worse when scolling. Graphics appear faster if you use "Page Up" (or Down), or GoTo (page).
I would say it is a memory issue. 256mg on XP is not enough memory for working with these types of files. 512 to 1 Gb for sure. The graphics card/graphics memory looks OK. The best resolution is to break up the files if they are 400 pages. Word is not necessarily intended for publishing books. If the files can't be broken into smaller pieces, perhaps some more specialized software is what you need. I use Adobe PageMaker alot, and it has alot of book publishing related tools. I haven't worked with files of that size with it, and I'm sure you would need more RAM to work with that too. But definitely increase the memory and give it a try. I don't know if I'm generalizing your issue, but I hope this helps. Ironically enough, I am also - Marc |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Hey there Marc,
Thanks for the help, and sorry for being tardy in my reply. I should have put more detail in. My current system: P4 2.8 1Gb ram, Radeon 9600Pro 256 mb running dual monitors, using Windows XP pro and Office 2003 pro. It does this even on small files, and the particular one I am having the most problems with is only 40 pages long, using screenshots I have cut down to Jpegs... |
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Hi
Have a look here and see if any of the suggestions will help http://www.officearticles.com/word/a...osoft_word.htm Regards
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