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SYMPTOMSWhen you attempt to start the Visual Basic Editor, one or more of the following error messages may appear:
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CAUSEPossible causes for these errors are:
RESOLUTIONTo prevent these errors from occurring, perform the following methods as appropriate: Method 1: Rename the Default Word Normal TemplateIf this problem occurs with every document you open or create based on the Normal template, use the following steps to correct this problem:
<Drive>\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Templates Method 2: Create a New DocumentIf this problem occurs only with a particular document and does not occur with other documents, use the following steps to correct this problem:
Method 3: Rename and Reinstall the Vbe.dll FileFor a corrupt, missing, or wrong version of the Vbe.dll file, perform the following steps:
NOTE: The default installation folder for Vbe.dll is: C:\Program Files\Common files\Microsoft Shared\VBA <CDROM drive:>\OS\System\VBE.dllto the following folder on your hard disk: C:\Program Files\Common files\Microsoft Shared\VBANOTE: This is the default directory for the Vbe.dll file. If you have installed Microsoft Office into another drive or directory, you need to copy to that path. C:\Program Files\Common files\Microsoft Shared\VBAor change the directory to the location of the Vbe.dll file by typing the following and then pressing ENTER: CD C:\progra~1\common~1\micros~1\vbaNOTE: This is the default directory for the Vbe.dll file. If you have installed Microsoft Office into another drive or directory, you need to type its path and then re-register the Vbe.dll file by typing the following and then pressing ENTER: C:\Windows\System\REGSVR32 VBE.DLL Method 4: Insufficient Disk Space or Low Memory
Method 5: Check Network PermissionsThe Visual Basic Editor creates a folder in the Temp directory to store files. If the Temp directory is being accessed via a network share, the network permissions for this folder must have Create permissions. See your network administrator for information about setting permissions.For additional information about the folder the Visual Basic Editor creates, click the article number below to view the article) in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q158875 OFF97: .Exd Files Are Created When You Insert Controls REFERENCESFor additional information about getting help with Visual Basic for Applications, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q163435 VBA: Programming Resources for Visual Basic for Applications Additional query words: wordcon off97 wd97 vba
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