Macros appearing in machine language

We have a standard "fax" macro which places the boilerplate
confidentiality
info on letterhead and then pauses for input as to the number of recipients,
fax no, page, etc.  On one computer when the user invokes the fax macro the
boilerplate comes out in machine language.  It only happens on this machine
which is patched to .602.  The rest of the macros work just fine and using
that macro on anyone else's machine does not produce that result.

-- 
Joyce Cubinski
Mawicke & Goisman, S.C.
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Joyce,

On the problem PC, please try renaming the default template file, 
probably WP12US.WPT (where US is your language) to WP12Back.WPT. 
Re-launch WPWin12 and a new default template file will be created.  Does 
that help?

If it does help, we can advise on how to recover your personalizations 
of menu, keyboard, toolbar -- although this could be conveniently done 
by copying the file WP12US.WPT from another machine.


Joyce Cubinski wrote:
> We have a standard "fax" macro which places the boilerplate
confidentiality
> info on letterhead and then pauses for input as to the number of
recipients,
> fax no, page, etc.  On one computer when the user invokes the fax macro
the
> boilerplate comes out in machine language.  It only happens on this
machine
> which is patched to .602.  The rest of the macros work just fine and using
> that macro on anyone else's machine does not produce that result.
> 

-- 
  Charles Rossiter
  Volunteer C_Tech
{Please respond to
  news groups only}

Gave it a try - didn't work.  Text is still appearing as machine language.


"Charles Rossiter" <ctech@corel.ca> wrote in message 
news:47abfbf7$1_3@cnews...
>
> Joyce,
>
> On the problem PC, please try renaming the default template file, probably

> WP12US.WPT (where US is your language) to WP12Back.WPT. Re-launch WPWin12 
> and a new default template file will be created.  Does that help?
>
> If it does help, we can advise on how to recover your personalizations of 
> menu, keyboard, toolbar -- although this could be conveniently done by 
> copying the file WP12US.WPT from another machine.
>
>
> Joyce Cubinski wrote:
>> We have a standard "fax" macro which places the boilerplate 
>> confidentiality
>> info on letterhead and then pauses for input as to the number of 
>> recipients,
>> fax no, page, etc.  On one computer when the user invokes the fax macro

>> the
>> boilerplate comes out in machine language.  It only happens on this 
>> machine
>> which is patched to .602.  The rest of the macros work just fine and 
>> using
>> that macro on anyone else's machine does not produce that result.
>>
>
> -- 
>  Charles Rossiter
>  Volunteer C_Tech
> {Please respond to
>  news groups only}
> 

It is the small rectangular blocks - when viewed on the screen and as 
printed.

"lemoto" <ctech@corel.ca> wrote in message 
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>
> Joyce:
>> On one computer when the user invokes the fax macro
>> the boilerplate comes out in machine language.
>
> Please: what is meant by "machine language"?
> -- 
> Good wishes!
> Roy Lewis
> C_Tech volunteer
> (UK)
>
> 

Joyce:
> On one computer when the user invokes the fax macro 
> the boilerplate comes out in machine language.

Please: what is meant by "machine language"?
-- 
Good wishes!
Roy Lewis
C_Tech volunteer
(UK)