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osa9.exe not valid Win32 application

Postby naomi » Fri, 01 Aug 2003 14:02:50 GMT

my Office 2000 keeps on coming up with this error OSA9.exe 
is not a valid win32 application, when ever I try and get 
the tool bar to work

Any ideas, I am using Windows 98

thanks Naomi

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