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"Choose assistant" doesn't work in office2003 on Vista 64



 
 
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Old July 28th, 2007, 08:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.office.misc
Trond Ruud
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Default "Choose assistant" doesn't work in office2003 on Vista 64

The "Choose assistant" option doesn't respond in Office 2003 Professional
SP2
in Vista 64 and when I click on the "Assistant Gallery" tab, I get a
message that "There is not enough memory available to complete this
Operation"

I have 4 GB RAM of which 1.18 GB is in use , and a 12 GB virtual memory
partition, of which 8.308 MB is in use according to the task manager, so the
error message is obviously nonsens. What can the reason be, and what can I
do to fix it?
Trond Ruud,
Norway


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Old July 29th, 2007, 01:35 AM posted to microsoft.public.office.misc
garfield-n-odie [MVP]
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Default "Choose assistant" doesn't work in office2003 on Vista 64

It is poor netiquette to multipost. Yammering the same question
repeatedly, redundantly, and incessantly like some spoiled rotten
4-year-old brat is more likely to get you ignored rather than answered.

Trond Ruud wrote:
The "Choose assistant" option doesn't respond in Office 2003
Professional SP2
in Vista 64 and when I click on the "Assistant Gallery" tab, I get a
message that "There is not enough memory available to complete this
Operation"

I have 4 GB RAM of which 1.18 GB is in use , and a 12 GB virtual memory
partition, of which 8.308 MB is in use according to the task manager, so
the
error message is obviously nonsens. What can the reason be, and what can I
do to fix it?
Trond Ruud,
Norway



 




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