Microsoft Publisher 2000 SP-3 Version 9.00.9327,Windows 98 - NOTSE

H

Harry

I had Publisher on my notebook, which I dumped, so I moved it to my
desktop. When I try to print a business card, I get

This program has produced an illegal operation and will be shut down

MSPUB caused a general protection fault
in module 3DFX16V3.DRV at 0009:000002ce.
Registers:
EAX=0000a9a4 CS=037f EIP=000002ce EFLGS=00000246
EBX=00002f8e SS=6997 ESP=0000a8ce EBP=0000a8e8
ECX=00000004 DS=6997 ESI=0000a9a4 FS=067f
EDX=00006997 ES=0000 EDI=00000000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
f3 66 a5 1f 8b d8 8e c2 66 26 8b 47 14 c4 5e 0c
Stack dump:
bcb6040f 0002a9a4 000013b6 6d270000 017faa20 00000000 a9020000 036f2289
a9a41388 00006997 040f0000 fbbabcb6 067f4f4d 0458a920 000003e7 a9a40000


Microsoft Publisher 2000 SP-3 Version 9.00.9327
Windows 98 - NOT SE.

does anyone know what this means?
Thank you
 
J

JoAnn Paules

The 3DFX tells me it's a video driver issue. Specifially the Voodoo3 card.
You have an outdated driver.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=300912
Office programs that have a Voodoo3 driver installed stop responding (hang)
and you recieve error messages

The only thing that concerns me is the fact that you have Win 98 but not SE.
Voodoo no longer exists. They were bought out by someone several years ago.
I know there are third party drivers available for the Voodoo3 card because
that's what I have in this system. (Nice graphics card at the time - need a
better one now.) It's going to take some searching. Start with the site
recommended on the MS page and take it from there. Because Publisher is kind
of picky oabout video drivers, you may need to play around a bit with them.
I had some goofy problems with Pub 2002 and it turned out it was a video
driver issue. Updated it and all is fine. Continued that way into Pub 2003
too.
 

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