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Old 08-02-2009, 11:40 AM
Trudye Trudye is offline Word 2007 acting weird Windows XP Word 2007 acting weird Office 2007
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I am having two problems with Word 2007:
First, at any given time it will not allow me to scroll thru my document. If I try to scroll the text will move in a weird way on the screen and the scroll bar will constantly spring back to the top.

Having said that this could be a XP problem, sometimes it happens in other applications, but mostly (99% of the time) in Word. This has been going on since I first installed it, I usually just reboot and the problem goes away.



Second (and this is a new problem). I am unable to change the font or font size. The font size is about 24 and the font is stuck on Garamond. No matter what I change it to the font stays the same. It only effect new documents.

I tried downloading the latest service packs. I tried reparing it using Options: Diagnose: Resources as microsoft suggested. Didn't help.

Has anyone else experienced these problems?
Thanx,
Trudye
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