>A support rep from Microsoft figured out the problem. All I had to do is re-register OLE32.DLL. Apparently, when I installed a recent hot fix, that file failed to register properly. Possibly because of a virus scanner issue.
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>They don't know exactly why, but after re-registering that DLL all is fine.
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Sun spots. Gotta be the sun spots.
Dan LeClair
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