OFF97: Memory Problems When Hyperlinking Between ProgramsID: Q157763
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When you use hyperlinks to switch multiple times between your Web browser and Microsoft Office programs, your system slows down and begins to run low on available memory.
This occurs for two reasons:
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article.
All of the programs in Microsoft Office 97 include the ability to create
hyperlinks. Hyperlinks allow you to "jump" to Internet or intranet web
pages, or to documents in other Microsoft Office 97 programs.
It is possible to create a series of hyperlinks between programs. For
example, an HTML document in Microsoft Internet Explorer can include a link
to a Microsoft Excel workbook. That workbook can contain a hyperlink to a
Microsoft Word document. That document can contain a hyperlink to a
Microsoft PowerPoint presentation, and so on.
When you click a series of hyperlinks, all of the programs in the series
may load into memory. When you click a hyperlink to switch away from a
program, you do not remove that program from memory. Also, because of the
way in which Microsoft Internet Explorer loads programs, you may not see a
button for the program on the taskbar.
Additional query words: OFF97 XL97 WORD97 ACC97 PPT97 8.00
Keywords : offinterop offweb xlweb
Version : WINDOWS:97
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type :
Last Reviewed: May 25, 1999