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christophe daniel

Hello,

After upgrading office 2000 to office XP, When I open a
powerpoint file and make a modification,
I must press ctrl + Alt + Del to stop powerpoint because
the CPU is 100% used

Do you know this error ?

Thanks in advance
BR
Christophe
 
christophe said:
Hello,

After upgrading office 2000 to office XP, When I open a
powerpoint file and make a modification,
I must press ctrl + Alt + Del to stop powerpoint because
the CPU is 100% used

Do you know this error ?
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this is pretty unusual. You might try this test, though: Disable your
virus scanning software. Does PPT still eat up 100% of the CPU?
 
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In addition to Echo's suggestion, you might also want to check if you
have Outlook Journaling enabled. Even if you don't use OL for your
email reader, just having it on your computer might be sufficient for
journaling to be enabled.

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Regards,

Tushar Mehta, MS MVP -- Excel
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Tushar said:
In addition to Echo's suggestion, you might also want to check if you
have Outlook Journaling enabled. Even if you don't use OL for your
email reader, just having it on your computer might be sufficient for
journaling to be enabled.
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Oooooh, I'd forgotten about that one, Tushar. Thanks.

Echo
(was journalling turned off by default in Office XP? I don't have it
loaded here at home, so I don't know.)
 
Hi Echo,

I don't know if journaling is enabled by default in XP. Not only has
it been an awfully long time since I first installed XP, but if I
remmember correctly, it was on a system that had 2000 on it. So, OL
2002 might have inherited the setting from its predecessor. ;-)

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Tushar Mehta, MS MVP -- Excel
www.tushar-mehta.com
Excel, PowerPoint, and VBA add-ins, tutorials
Custom MS Office productivity solutions
 
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