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I've received a lot of encouraging - make that "jubilant" - notes in response, and here is one of my favorites: I'm also thankful that the 12 th edition of the Tool Box ebook has been received so well.
If that's not reason to give thanks, I don't know what is!
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So for those who don't know - it's the most beautiful of holidays, a time to do exactly what its name implies: give thanks.) This issue's arrival on Thanksgiving weekend is so appropriate because we'll talk about three new translation technologies that will have an immediate and profoundly positive impact on our professional lives. (Yes, I know, the Canadian Thanksgiving is long over, and the rest of the world outside the US doesn't even celebrate it. I can't think of a better edition of the Tool Box Journal for Thanksgiving. The Tech-Savvy Interpreter: WebRTC: The Technology behind the Rising Tide of Remote Interpretation over the Internet "The Best Thing That Can Happen to the Language Industry," Take 2 (Premium Edition)Ĥ. Click on Add/Remove programs, select Office 2000, click on "support information", in there a button "Repair" will show up.3. If that is the case, there is something wrong in the Office settings, and an Office-repair should do the trick.
doc will (should) only open up another Application in task-manager, but should not open a second instance of Word. doc file, the WINWORD.EXE will show up in the Process list of task-manager, and the Document-name will show up under Applications. Even when you disable it, the AV will still check office-attachments in emails (which is all it needs to do). Other AV-programs have something similar. UN-tick it somewhere in the NAV-settings. This unnecessarily delays opening/closing of any office files.
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Next, Stop the Indexing Service under Computer Management, and set it to Disabled, it will make your PC faster.Īnother influence could be the Office plug-in from Norton/Symantec antivirus. If you have the Binder program running, stop that as well. (this is a process also known as OSA9.EXE for Office2K, or OSA10.EXE for OfficeXP). In the Start/Programs/Startup folder is probably an entry with a small flag and Microsoft Office. There are a few things you can look into.
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