Unable to close Miscrosoft Word in Vista

[Ayush]

Hello Friends,

I'm running Windows Vista as my operating system. The problem is that whenever i open any Microsoft word document i'm unable to close it. For that i have to reboot my system. Can any body tell me why i'm having such problem on my system? Can any body help me out to resolve this issue? Any help on this issue would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[Eric B]

Hey have tried to do "detect and repair" on your system? If not then go to the Help and in that you will find "detect and repair".

[Glenny]

Try out this one.

Code:
Public Function test() As Long
Dim MyRange As Range
Dim objWord As Word.Application
Set objWord = CreateObject("Word.Application")
objWord.Visible = False
objWord.DisplayAlerts = 0
Dim oDoc As Word.Document
Set oDoc = objWord.Documents.Open(getDbPath() & "Templates est.dot", ReadOnly:=True, ConfirmConversions:=False, AddToRecentFiles:=False)
If ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Exists("TEST") Then
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("TEST").Range.Text = "ABCDEFG"
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add Name:="TEST", Range:=Selection.Range
End If
savEnv = objWord.Options.PrintBackground
objWord.Options.PrintBackground = False
oDoc.PrintOut
objWord.Options.PrintBackground = savEnv
objWord.Quit SaveChanges:=False
Set objWord = Nothing
test = 1
End Function

[JonathanD]

You might have encountered another set of problem, the virus angle. Viruses created implemented inside Word files usually has the purpose to attack "Normal.dot" which is the template 4 all new created files. If you encountered the problem after you received a file which you haven't done AntiVirus checked, then this might cause you the problem.

No matter how many times you reinstall you keep the problem as a result of that infected file (bare in mind that no matter how good an Anti-Virus protection might be you can't be sure that it finds all "new" created virus).

[Macarenas]

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