There were actually four different versions of Word 6 which you may hear reference to: Word for Windows 6.0, 6.0a, 6.0c, and Word for Windows NT, version 6.0. Omitted for marketing reasons, M$ wanted to ‘catch’ up their Windoze version with WordPerfect, who had continued numbering on from DOS Here is a chart I've put together with information from several sources: MS has continued to use "Version" numbers in the background after they went to the stupid "year" naming scheme (gee, do you think I have an opinion on the question). įound it, was for a different problem (compatibility pack):
There is not enough memory to open word 2010 update#
I saw a post on this board a few hours ago that I believe said this problem was caused by one of this months Windows Update patches. It said to turn them off, but I do not know how to, and due to my recent issues am scared to have them off anyway. I mention this as it siad somewhere that could be an issue. I have iObit (free) and AVG Internet Security (paid) for anti virus. I woke up with a nightmare, and found another one here! I will be checkingīTW I am certain that I have plenty of disc space: I am naturally very upset about this emergency as I am a writer, and now i cant write. Of those, and is a very important part of a book I am working on. Recently my computer crashed and i had to do a system recovery, but I was able to restore certain files that I had sent to my hotmail "just in case".
I am working on windows XP service pak 3. I have word 2003, not 11.0 if that even exists. Message: there is not enough memory or disc space to run word. This puzzled me, so i went to open it, and this error message popped up : once i had both copies in my folder i noticed that the second copy had no mb listed beside it (the first one stillĭid). one for anyone to look at, and one with personal notes. I went into one of my documents, to change it's name, as i planned to have 2 copies.
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