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 not enough memory to run

Hi helper,

I am using MS 97 on windows 95 platform.  Recently I install MS Office 2000
small business tools on a separate folder cos I need it to read one of the
database system. Anyway eversince I stall the business tools, when I open up
my MS word 97, I get a message saying "not enough memory to run word".  I
check my HD space and I still have about 8GB left so what seem to be the
problem??

I try uninstalling the business tools using the add/remove programs but it
wouldnt work.  Now I am stuck with the program, is there another way of
uninstalling it??



Fri, 22 Aug 2003 16:42:36 GMT  
 not enough memory to run
How much RAM do you have?  That's likely to be more the problem than the
hard disk space.

Please post any follow-up or new questions to the Newsgroups so that others
may benefit therefrom or contribute thereto.

Hope this helps,
Doug Robbins - Word MVP

Quote:
> Hi helper,

> I am using MS 97 on windows 95 platform.  Recently I install MS Office
2000
> small business tools on a separate folder cos I need it to read one of the
> database system. Anyway eversince I stall the business tools, when I open
up
> my MS word 97, I get a message saying "not enough memory to run word".  I
> check my HD space and I still have about 8GB left so what seem to be the
> problem??

> I try uninstalling the business tools using the add/remove programs but it
> wouldnt work.  Now I am stuck with the program, is there another way of
> uninstalling it??



Fri, 22 Aug 2003 17:44:11 GMT  
 not enough memory to run
How come this problem only surface after I install Microsoft Business Tools?
Is there a way to get back to the original, get my MS Words running again
without having to upgrade my RAM? I think I have only 32MB RAM.


Quote:
> How much RAM do you have?  That's likely to be more the problem than the
> hard disk space.

> Please post any follow-up or new questions to the Newsgroups so that
others
> may benefit therefrom or contribute thereto.

> Hope this helps,
> Doug Robbins - Word MVP


> > Hi helper,

> > I am using MS 97 on windows 95 platform.  Recently I install MS Office
> 2000
> > small business tools on a separate folder cos I need it to read one of
the
> > database system. Anyway eversince I stall the business tools, when I
open
> up
> > my MS word 97, I get a message saying "not enough memory to run word".
I
> > check my HD space and I still have about 8GB left so what seem to be the
> > problem??

> > I try uninstalling the business tools using the add/remove programs but
it
> > wouldnt work.  Now I am stuck with the program, is there another way of
> > uninstalling it??



Sun, 24 Aug 2003 11:18:41 GMT  
 not enough memory to run


Quote:
> How come this problem only surface after I install Microsoft Business
> Tools?
> Is there a way to get back to the original, get my MS Words running again
> without having to upgrade my RAM? I think I have only 32MB RAM.

Upgrade your RAM.  Memory prices are pretty low these days -- unless,
like me, you have an old system which requires some funky RAM modules
that aren't produce anymore -- so it won't cost you too much.  Try
chipmerchants.com, for starters.  

The problem most likely is that the Business Tools require lots of
memory; since you only have 32MB, the extra memory requirements may be
solved by using your hard drive as a swap file, but that slows your
system down.  Better to add more memory.

Hope this helps ....

--gdw

--
Remove the 'NYET' and you'll be all set.



Wed, 17 Sep 2003 01:34:17 GMT  
 
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