What does this MS WORD ERROR MESSAGE MEAN:  "Word has insufficient memory.  You not be able to undo this actio
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I think its because Word creates a .tmp version of whatever you are working on which is basically a duplicate of the original file...in this way if you select Undo from the edit option on your menu (or I think also if your computer crashes and Word tries to retrieve whatever you were previously working on) it can carry out the action.  I'd say that what you are trying to cut/paste is too large for it to hold 2 of them in memory....anyhow that's my guess.
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I assume that you did not have MS Office install. You can try using Notepad to start your word processing, save it as a TXT file, then bring this fils to another computer that have MS Word.\n\nOr you can try downloading word processor that is MS Word compatible like Star Office from http://www.sun.com/software/star/staroffice/index.jsp
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See if this article helps you:\n\n"Task Manager has been disabled by your administrator" error message\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/555480/en-us
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1.  Download again.\n\n2.  Contact Microsoft help.\n\n3.  Cry in your beer.
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.      Check all your drivers to see if any need updating.\n\nSet  windows to manage virtual memory . ("system managed size")\nStart/Control Panel/Performance and Maintenance/System/Advanced tab/Performance, Settings button/Advanced tab/Virtual Memory, Change button/bullet System Managed Size.\nhttp://www.aumha.org/win5/kbestop.htm\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/reskit/en-us/prmd_stp_ccgm.asp\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?id=817197\nhttp://kadaitcha.cx/0x50_error.html\n\nPage_Fault_In_Nonpaged_Area  may  indicate you have some bad memory.   You can test your ram with these: =     http://www.memtest86.com
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Check out this site:\n\nPut in the errror number and it should tell you how to resolve it.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;255058\n\nGood luck
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I think I went through something very similar, and if memory serves me, I was initially told that I would have to purchase the software again...just for the number.  I think it was also suggested to get the number from someone else who had the program and that would work as well. I think in the end, I contacted microsoft support.  I do know that my issue was resolved by someone else telling me that no purchase was necessary.  Try the helplines first.
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have installd ms office in ur com.try the full installation and if it still doesnt work reinstall office
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you do not have enough available memory to print your document. this was an old school problem. quit an application(s) other than the one you are printing from and try again.
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if u have MS OFFICE 2000 of 97 use tehn MS Office XP.\nwhen u open that file in office XP. it will repair ur file................
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This Message is Often seen with Win 2000. \nUpdate ur win 2000 with SP -4, this should probably fix it.\n\nSame with XP, Update with SP2. Although its hardly seen with win xp.
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That you are reading too many things and you have to forget a lot before you try to remember anymore..\n\nI really envy you.. You have a Computer up ur head eh?... hehehehehe\n\nOn a serious note: Im researching.. Will update..\n\n<EDIT>\nIm not sure where you got this error message. But its either the program you are running is spawning and eating all the memory of your computer. Or you really need to upgrade your RAM to 1GB or something.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Hi, this error message can be related to a program set to be in start up of your windows. If you  know to which program that message is related, then you can click "RUN" in start menu and type "msconfig" then Enter. Select a tab "Startup", remove the mark from that program and then restart windows. Hope it will solve your problem. IF not sure, which program it's related to, then let me know I will try to further help.\nBest luck
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This means, literally, there is not enough system memory available to run the application.\nTo fix this you could install more RAM, but a better solution is to increase the size of the paging file.\nIn XP this can be done by right clicking 'My computer' --> properties --> advanced. Then under 'performance' press settings. Go to advanced again.\nUnder virtual memory press Change.\nThe easiest thing to do is press 'system managed size' and press set.\nrestart you computer to apply the changes and it should be ok.\nIf you are running a different operating system then just go to help and look for 'Virtual memory' and follow what it says.\n\nEDIT: Just noticed you specified windows ME. Follow this link for more specific information:\nhttp://kb.iu.edu/data/akpr.html
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Try using Open and Repair feature\n\n-Open Word\n-File | Open...\n-Navigate to the file location and select the file (just single-click on the file in the dialog box)\n-Click the down-arrow on the Open button\n-Select Open and Repair
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Here's a link to their technical support.  See if it explains your error.\n-MM
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Wait a good while, if it is frozen, to make sure it doesn't fix itself. If word is already closed, you're only hope if either your last saved copy, or an 'auto-saved' copy. This can be found in the microsoft word program files. just do a search for auto save on your hard drive. If none of that works, you better be ready to start re-doing what you lost.