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SYMPTOMSCase 1: You get the following general protection (GP) fault error message when you start Word with the /n switch. Case 2: This error message may also occur if you use Word as an OLE server. For example, you insert a Word document into Write or Microsoft Excel, or you insert an object using the Insert Object command. It may occur when you insert a Word table into a PowerPoint presentation. In these instances, the GP fault is followed by another error message similar to: Note that this scenario does NOT use the /n switch to start Word for Windows. The resolution listed below as Method 1 solves this issue. CAUSEThis error occurs because of a conflict with the Wordhtml.wll file located in the <Winword>\Startup folder. There are two different versions of the Wordhtml.wll that can cause this problem:
To determine which version of the Wordhtml.wll file you have, view the
properties of the file. To do this, start File Manager, select your file,
and then choose Properties from the File menu.
STATUSWe are researching this problem and will post new information here in the Microsoft Knowledge Base as it becomes available. RESOLUTION
Method 1: Remove the Wordhtml.wll file from the <Winword>\Startup
folder and place it in the <Winword>\Internet folder.
When you need to use Internet Assistant, do the following:
Method 3: Do not start Word with the /n switch. MORE INFORMATIONBy default, when you start Word for Windows, it opens a new document (Document1) based on the Normal.dot template. If you use the /n switch, Word starts without opening a document. When there is no open document, Word offers only the File and Help menus as choices on the menu bar. Additional query words: winword word6 browse internet assistant switch /n gpf gp fault general protection application error message html PowerPoint 4.0 table object OLE ia iaword
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