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Thread poster: Andrew Tooms
Andrew Tooms
Andrew Tooms
France
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Oct 17, 2011

Hi all

I got the "La référence d'objet n'est pas définie à une instance d'objet" error while preparing a Word docx file for translation. I tried deleting Basesettings.xml, Usersettings.xml and plugincache.xml but that doesn't solve the problem.

Any ideas?

Please?

[Edited at 2011-10-17 14:28 GMT]
 
Celine Reau
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I got the same problem Nov 4, 2011

Hello Andy,

I am experiencing the same problem, did you get any solution ?

regards

Céline
 
Andrew Tooms
Andrew Tooms
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Yes and no Nov 4, 2011

I found the solution by changing the file format to .doc instead of .docx. But I don't understand why that solved the problem; go figure as they say.
 


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