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SYMPTOMSWhen you use Word for Windows 95, you may receive one of the following error messages:
-or- NOTE: The steps to correct this problem in Word 7.0 are different from the steps necessary to correct this problem in Word 6.0 because the OLE files once installed by Word 6.x are installed by the Windows 95 operating system. There are other changes to the OLE files that impact the process in which Word 7.0 handles these files. CAUSE
This error message appears when Word tries to use a DLL (Dynamic Link
Library) file that is missing, that is damaged, or that is a different
version from the version that Word was expecting.
RESOLUTIONTo work around this problem, rename the following files and then reinstall Microsoft Word. Files in the Winword folderWinword.exe Files in the Windows\System folderCompobj.dll MORE INFORMATIONIf you receive this error message in Word 6.xThe Ole2conv.dll, Ole2disp.dll, Ole2nls.dll, Compobj.dll, and Storage.dll files are used by many applications for OLE support. Programs other than Word may install earlier versions of these files. These outdated versions can cause the error message to appear when you use Word version 6.x.If you receive this error message in Word 7.0The files Ole2conv.dll, Ole2disp.dll, Ole2nls.dll, Compobj.dll, and Storage.dll are installed by Windows 95. In Word 7.0 the function that required the file Compobj.dll which was included in Word 6.x is handled by the Docobj.dll file. However, Windows 95 still installs Compobj.dll because this file is used by other programs.Word 7.0 does not use the Ole2prox.dll file. Neither Word 7.0 nor Windows 95 install this file; however, it may be required by some 16-bit programs. REFERENCESFor additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q120006 XL: How to Copy Files from Cabinets on DMF-Formatted Disks Q111089 "Call to Undefined Dynalink" Running Application Additional query words: 7.0 word95 dynalink word6 word7 ole 6.0 6.0a 6.0c
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