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Old 11-20-2013, 01:25 PM
fumei fumei is offline Documents slow to open Windows 7 64bit Documents slow to open Office XP
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I switched the printer back
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Old 11-20-2013, 09:15 PM
timbits35 timbits35 is offline Documents slow to open Windows 7 64bit Documents slow to open Office 2007
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I switched the printer back to the network printer and the documents open at the same speed as all of the other documents.

I unfortunately have found some more documents that open too slowly and the printer fix isn't working. I tried copying them to the local drive and this didn't work.

So maybe it is a problem with a template. They were created from a template but saved as .doc files. How can I verify if they are associated with a template and how can I remove this? I imagine that once they are saved as .doc or .docx files, that they do not need a reference to the template.

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