your program is making an invalid dymic...

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allen

Hi,
I am having a problem with my Word 2K.
I am using Win ME and Office 2K.
When I open Word for a few second, a message box shows:
Program Error
"your program is making an invalid dynamic link call to a .DLL file"
Can anyone help?
Allen
 
M

Mary Sauer

Have you installed something that may have overwritten older .dll's?
The files OLE2CONV.DLL, OLE2DISP.DLL, OLE2NLS.DLL, COMPOBJ.DLL, and STORAGE.DLL
are used by many applications for OLE support. Applications other than the
applications
listed above may install older versions of these files. These outdated versions can
cause
the above error message to appear.
This error can also occur if the .DLL files listed above are not all the same
version. This
can occur, for example, if you install an application while the Microsoft Office
Manager (MOM)
is running. If the Setup program attempts to install one of the .DLL files that MOM
is using,
the file cannot be copied, but you may not receive an error message telling you to
close MOM.
If newer versions of some of the .DLL files are installed, but some are not
installed, the versions
of the .DLL files are not matched (versions are out of sync).

Try refreshing your MDAC components, could help
Release Manifest for MDAC 2.8 (2.80.1022.3)
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=828396

http://msdn.microsoft.com/data/
Click the MDAC 2.8 on the right panel.
 
P

ProductivityExpert

Windows ME is the most unstable version of Windows to have. My advice is to get rid of it and upgrade. You will have to backup all your data, reformat the hard drive, and start fresh. Any computer technician you talk to will probably tell you the same thing. Wish I'd known.
 
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¤õ»ñ°ÄAT

Thanks for your advice but it doesn't fix the problem.
I've try to remove the Office completely and run RegClean.
Then install MDAC 2.8, finally reinstall Office. Problem still exists.
Do you have other suggestions.
 

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