Newsgroup: it.comp.macintosh
Titolo: "...arrivala bomba che scoppia e rimbomba..."

Dalla canzone di Jhonny Dorelli mi sono ispirato per chiedervi come devo
fare per risolvere un problema.
All'avvio arriva la bomba!! bus error e address error.
Ho disabilititato le estensioni Microsoft, e adesso funziona, però,
logicamente, non mi va Word.
Mi sapete dire a quale applicazione è associata l'estensione??
* Microsoft Hyperlink Library
* Microsoft Internet Library
* Microsoft Debug Library
* Microsoft Component Library
* Microsoft OLE Automation
* Microsoft OLE Library
* Microsoft Structured Storage
* Microsoft RPC Runtime Library
Giusto per tenere solo quelle che funzionano.
Speriamo di risolvere questo problema.
"...ah ah, si tratta di me, 
dai reggiti forte che spacco le porte, 
ah ah arrivo da te... 

 * Microsoft RPC Runtime Library
Applicazioni Office.
Basta reinstallare Office e tutto dovrebbe andare.
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 > * Microsoft RPC Runtime Library
Servono tutte per far funzionare Word o ce ne sono alcune imn
particolare??

 particolare??
Sfortunatamente servono tutte per Word.


 pure tenere nella cartella di office
cioè?? possono non essere nella cartella estensioni?? E i programmi
funzionano ugualmente??

 cartella di office, ma non mi ricordo quale, visto che non uso office
Ecco:
-Metodo ema: 
butti via tutta la traglia ms dalla CS, fai partire il first run un
applicativo alla volta e sposti la traglia prontamente reinserita
dall'installer nella cartella dell'applicazione relativa (quella dove
stanno gli eseguibili).
-Metodo originale:
First off, find and copy the following files into a new folder (say on
the desktop): 
1.      Microsoft Component Library (Microsoft OLE 2.2) Version 2.22 
2.      Microsoft Component Library (Microsoft OLE 2.2) Version 2.24 
3.      Microsoft OLE Automation (Microsoft OLE 2.2) Version OLE
Automation 2.20 
4.      Microsoft OLE Library (Microsoft OLE 2.2) Version 2.24 
5.      Microsoft Structured Storage (Microsoft OLE 2.2) Version 2.24 
6.      Microsoft Framework (Microsoft Internet 5) Version Microsoft
Internet 5.02 
7.      Microsoft Internet Library (Microsoft Internet Services 5.0.2)
Version Microsoft Internet Library 5.0.2 
8.      MS Font Embed Library (PPC) (Microsoft Internet 5) Version
OpenType Font Embedding Library 2.1.3 
9.      Microsoft Hyperlink Library (Microsoft Hyperlinks) Version 1.0 
10.     Microsoft RPC Runtime Library (Microsoft RPC) Version 4.03 
Once this is done, DELETE ALL MICROSOFT EXTENSIONS FROM YOUR SYSTEM
FOLDER!!!! :-) 
Now, copy each of the files (I'll use the corresponding numbers for the
sake of simplicity) into the following folders... 
For Internet Explorer 5.0 : 
Copy file numbers 1, 6, 7 and 8 into the folder where your Internet
Explorer program resides. 
E.g., My Macintosh : Internet : Internet Applications : Microsoft
Internet 5 : Internet Explorer 5 Folder 
For Outlook Express 5.0.2 : 
Copy file numbers 1, 6, 7 and 8 into the folder where your Outlook
Express program resides. 
E.g., My Macintosh : Internet : Internet Applications : Microsoft
Internet 5 : Outlook Express 5.02 Folder 
For Microsoft Office 98 (with all patches applied, of course) : 
Copy file numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 into the Office folder
one level beneath where Word & Excel reside. 
E.g., My Macintosh : Applications : Microsoft Office 98 : Office NOTE:
The OFFICE folder IS NOT THE SAME FOLDER WHERE THE WORD AND EXCEL
PROGRAMS RESIDE!!! IT IS ONE LEVEL DEEPER! :-) THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!
Also, I do not have a different machine to verify this on, so perhaps it
is just my configuration, but I doubt it! Nonetheless, I have no idea
why IE5 & OE5 require version 2.22 of the OLE components versus the 2.24
version the Office uses, but perhaps it is just Microsoft's screwed up
numbering scheme!!! Anyway, any other mix-match of files DID NOT WORK on
my machine :-) BUT THIS DID! It seems to dynamically load the libraries
when the programs need them... for example, my current OS uses 58.2 MB
of RAM (that includes the Ramdisk... of course). Whenever a Microsoft
APP is loaded it goes up a couple of meg, even into the 60MB range.
However, when I exit the programs, the memory usage goes back down to
58.2 MB :-) 
Also, this seems to have inexplicably cured my leaking memory problem
after running Internet Explorer :-) 
One last hint... this also applies for Norton Utilities' Norton Shared
Lib version 5.0.2... you can move this extension from the system folder
and put it in the same folder as the Norton Utilities runs in... I have
NOT verified this works with the Norton Utilities background programs,
but I don't use them. The only Norton stuff I use is Disk Doctor and
Speed Disk, and they both work fine like that!!! 
Anyway, thanks for the bandwidth, and I hope I've helped. If so, the
only thing I ask in return for saving all of Macintosh Kind from the
horrors of the Microsoft way is this: 
Provide a link to my song on 
MP3.COM
 so that people can go listen to it
:-) And you guys too! :-) I did the digital mastering on my G4 at home,
of course, so it is sort of "Made On A Mac!" :-) 
Here is the link: 
http://www.mp3.com/richardhunter
 or, if you don't want
to advertise 
MP3.COM
, then submit a link to my site :
http://www.richardhunter.com
 
I think you should check it out too.. especially the "Hey, I'm talking
to YOU section... he he he... I've posted my audition to be a staff
writer for MacAddict there :-) 
Peace and Love... 
Richard Hunter 
-- 
There is no Darkside of the Moon Really,
as a matter of fact it is all dark.

 Se Danilo finisce la faq che aveva iniziato a scrivere... ;D
ehm... chiedo scusa a tutti, ho avuto qualche problemino in questi
giorni...
giurin giurello
domani faro' solo quello
;o)
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