Hello,

I try to compile a VB macro written with  Word Office XP (Windows 2000)
on a Word for Mac 2001, and everything, even the smallest fragment fail
to
compile with an error "not enough memory" (free traduction of the French

message (memoire saturee), even if I give 60 megs of memory to word...

any idea ?

Thanks a lot

same in French:

J'essaie de compiler une macro ecrite en VB sur un PC sous windows (Word
Office XP)
sur un Word Mac office2000. Et c'est la que j'ai le message...
J'ai bien essaye d'augmenter la memoire allouee a Word, rien n'y fait.

Vous avez une idee ?

Henri:

Possibly your Macro was SIGNED in Word 2000.  This renders the macro storage
read-only on the Mac.  You need to remove the signature in Word 2000 before
you can edit on the Mac.

The other possibility is that you have registered Windows runtime routines
in your code, which are not present on the Mac.  Check your code for
external routine definition statements.

Or it may be that you have not allocated sufficient memory to Mac Word 2001.
You may have to raise it again.

Hopefully, Correntin will be along soon to translate all this :-)

Cheers

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