My wife's laptop is a Mac Book Pro running Windows 7 under Boot Camp. It's a fast machine but when she tries to open an existing Word document or make a new blank one she gets the error message There is insufficient memory or disk space. Word cannot display the requested font and some of the layout is garbled. As you can see from this screenshot less than half of the 2.16 of usable RAM is in use and 180 GB of the 232 GB of hard drive are free. Word should not be running out of memory at all. I have tried Deleting the normal template Disabling all add ons and ins None of these work. What is going on and how should I fix it?.
Hi, Im running 7 on a new CPU. Used to have this problem, as Normal.dot didn't exist for me. However, Simply 1. Open Microsoft create Old.dot in C:\ Program Files (x86)\ Microsoft Office\ Office1233\ Quick Styles\office\ ( Default place for.dot' templates). Reboot 16 people found this helpful I had the same error, searched the web, found this post, tried the first idea (delete normal.dot, etc) and it worked! Great! Thanks a lot! 2 people found this helpful I had the same issue on a brand new install of server 2008r2 with remote desktop. The solution was to restart the server. An hour of trouble shooting just to restart the server, I have done this a dozen times for clients and seem to have had a different issue each time. 3 people found this helpful After trying various suggestions to no avail, I rebooted the laptop and that fixed it. 3 people found this helpful Try Restarting the computer. Be the first person to mark this helpful hello.ihad this error and i installed many fonts and the error fixed.(my fonts was persian fonts) Be the first person to mark this helpful This error was received when opening a Word document that was attached to an Email. If you trust the Sender/ File, the following steps can be used to resolve the issue: 1. Save the file locally. 2. Right-click the file and choose Properties. 3. Click the Unblock button. Now you should be able to open the file. 1 person found this helpful I had the same problem on a terminal server 2012 with Office 2013. My solution was to check all the fonts that word sets up as default for the different styles. In my case, two were not fond on the server. I replace them with Times New Roman and saved the template as normal.dot. All good now. Be the first person to mark this helpful plez, reply me on Quision. And how to solve my problem. Be the first person to mark this helpful I don't know that this is.
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