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I cannot close or use Word because I get a message that a dialog box is open.
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Have you opened the Word window and closed the offending dialogue box? Other than that, and without knowing more detail, the best I can suggest is that you kill the Word session via the Windows Task Manager (you can start it via Ctrl-Alt-Del). Do note that doing this risks losing any unsaved work.
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I have seen Word sometimes do this. The dialog box is probably sitting behind an open window. I think you can navigate to it by using Alt-Tab to cycle through the open applications.

The tricky part is working out what is causing the dialog to appear in the first place.
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Thanks guys. The trouble was that I couldn't find the dialogue box. I've managed to get out of it now.
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