Crash boom bang memoQ meaoooowwwwmoQ Auteur du fil: Ralf Hermann Krämer
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installed memoQ a few Minutes ago and I already had 14 Microsoft Word Crash notifications (not dramatic but ugly) and memoQ froze 2 times (dead) so I had to kill it with the Task-Manager I read only positive comments about memoQ! whats my problem Software Hardware??? memoQ 4.2.20 translater pro Microsift Office 2007 SP2 Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate Version 6.1.7600 Build 7600 Systemtyp x64-basierter PC Prozessor Intel(R)... See more installed memoQ a few Minutes ago and I already had 14 Microsoft Word Crash notifications (not dramatic but ugly) and memoQ froze 2 times (dead) so I had to kill it with the Task-Manager I read only positive comments about memoQ! whats my problem Software Hardware??? memoQ 4.2.20 translater pro Microsift Office 2007 SP2 Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate Version 6.1.7600 Build 7600 Systemtyp x64-basierter PC Prozessor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67GHz, 2661 MHz, 4 Kern(e), 8 I love wordfast because I don´t like to work in panes. Is there some CAT program, like Gimp for Graphics? wher I can mold my surface, where I can kill all things I dont´t need while I am TRANSLATING literature? MemoQ was so far the prettiest pane monster I found. Actually I use wordfast classic (best not-programm I ever had) and Trados Trados when I need it (and dear lord I really hate it) and wordfast classic for the rest (love it) ▲ Collapse | | | Michael Beijer Royaume-Uni Local time: 20:42 Membre (2009) néerlandais vers anglais + ... http://kilgray.com/de/support | Sep 14, 2010 |
I think you just got unlucky. Try again and I'm sure it will sort itself out. These "14 Microsoft Word Crash notifications" you mention; were you doing anything in particular in Word while working in memoQ? ---> http://kilgray.com/de/support Michael | | | Very rare situations indeed! | Sep 14, 2010 |
Indeed after using it on 5 different machines with three different kinds of Windows and different Microsoft Office setups, the behaviour you described has never happened in my 4-people team, despite working with MemoQ for hours on end every day. I'd definitely contact Kilgray' support about it. They are usually very fast. | | | Jaroslaw Michalak Pologne Local time: 21:42 Membre (2004) anglais vers polonais SITE LOCALIZER
One simple thing to try, if you haven't already: restart your computer... | |
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Michael J.W. Beijer wrote: I think you just got unlucky. Try again and I'm sure it will sort itself out. These "14 Microsoft Word Crash notifications" you mention; were you doing anything in particular in Word while working in memoQ? ---> http://kilgray.com/de/support Michael working some hours know, I see that word opens in the background when importing docx (don´t ask me why) and alwayz crashes importing the format docx | | | good idea thanx | Sep 14, 2010 |
Jabberwock wrote: One simple thing to try, if you haven't already: restart your computer... its weeks now I havent restartet the machine and !!! no dry freezingcrash so far importing docx continues yelling: word crashed do u want help from the internet.. but if I ignore it it closes on its own still annoying but no real problem | | | Probably a problem with Word | Sep 15, 2010 |
Ralf Hermann Krämer wrote: its weeks now I havent restartet the machine Oh my goodness! I also leave my machine running (or hybernated) for many days, but when I install something important I make sure to take the 5 minutes needed to restart the machine. Windows is Windows, and will be Windows! As for the problem with Word, I know this sounds stupid, but I would try to uninstall Word and reinstall it from the CD (no need to uninstall the whole of Office). Please notice however that this might force you to reinstall Trados too so that you can see Trados' toolbar etc. | | | Same problem a few days ago | Sep 15, 2010 |
Ralf, I had the very same problem a few days ago, with a computer configuration very much like yours (OS, processor and such). The Word-related crash occurred either when I tried to spell-check in MemoQ (I have selected to use MS Office spellcheckers) or when I exported: a dialog box came up in the background, of the kind that looks for "solutions" to a problem (and never find anything!) related to Microsoft Word. I then could not exit MemoQ without killing it from the Task Manager. ... See more Ralf, I had the very same problem a few days ago, with a computer configuration very much like yours (OS, processor and such). The Word-related crash occurred either when I tried to spell-check in MemoQ (I have selected to use MS Office spellcheckers) or when I exported: a dialog box came up in the background, of the kind that looks for "solutions" to a problem (and never find anything!) related to Microsoft Word. I then could not exit MemoQ without killing it from the Task Manager. However, I re-installed (repaired) Microsoft Office 2007 from its CD, and I've not come across this problem ever since. Perhaps Office went wrong because I tried the Office 2010 beta and then uninstalled it (only half an hour later, since it offers nothing useful for me; it seems Microsoft only targets enterprises those days and only cares for those customers).
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Epameinondas Soufleros wrote: However, I re-installed (repaired) Microsoft Office 2007 from its CD, and I've not come across this problem ever since. Perhaps Office went wrong because I tried the Office 2010 beta and then uninstalled it (only half an hour later, since it offers nothing useful for me; it seems Microsoft only targets enterprises those days and only cares for those customers).
[Edited at 2010-09-15 05:20 GMT] Ok I am going to reinstall the office - good idea! thx but there is a new problem When I changed from normal work in the numbered list (with this awful red cross and the bulb) to horizontal writing and with the translation preview on the other monitor (I hate crowdesd workplaces and these standalone programs are somewhat overloaded and inflexible) I lost the program too. Now I was writing a bit to learn the basics (I liked "F2" hated "ctrl shift S" I do it with 3 fingers left hand) the program is actually working good besidens of the flaw with the layout, but messing with the program (the reason for this program) doesent go well. Today I am gonna try some more messing well Trados never gave me that much trouble... (but I still hate it most) | | | Ok step one. restart computer, two. reinstall Office | three. pay the program after 44 days??? | Sep 15, 2010 |
Tomás Cano Binder, CT wrote: Ralf Hermann Krämer wrote: its weeks now I havent restartet the machine Oh my goodness! I also leave my machine running (or hybernated) for many days, but when I install something important I make sure to take the 5 minutes needed to restart the machine. Windows is Windows, and will be Windows! As for the problem with Word, I know this sounds stupid, but I would try to uninstall Word and reinstall it from the CD (no need to uninstall the whole of Office). Please notice however that this might force you to reinstall Trados too so that you can see Trados' toolbar etc. Right yeah ~ boys will be boys and windows will be windows :-/
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