there is a problem sending the command to the program

kevin7

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Actually, there's a problem with the idiots that write microsoft code.

I simply click on my word document and get "There is a problem sending the command to the program". Then it opens up on the second try. Any ideas? Unbelievable... Windows 7 is the biggest pile of crap I've EVER seen.

Still haven't solved the random crashing problem, but I think it relates to Citrix somehow.
 

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If you're using ZoneAlarm it's most likely caused by that. Not a Microsoft screw up, a ZA screw up. Download Comodo Firewall instead, it integrates much better w/ Windows 7.

When I installed Zone Alarm last, I got constant crashes and lockups. The time before that was the same. I always blame it on compatibility w/ whatever AV I'm using at the time but I think it has a lot more to do w/ ZA than any AV program.

Read about it:
http://superuser.com/questions/4187...-a-problem-sending-the-command-to-the-program
http://social.answers.microsoft.com...s/thread/56ee1743-b476-43a5-9b00-169b8c6ef37a

Comodo:
http://www.comodo.com/home/download/download.php?prod=firewall
 

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Actually, there's a problem with the idiots that write microsoft code.

I simply click on my word document and get "There is a problem sending the command to the program". Then it opens up on the second try. Any ideas? Unbelievable... Windows 7 is the biggest pile of crap I've EVER seen.

Still haven't solved the random crashing problem, but I think it relates to Citrix somehow.

What word processor are you using?
 

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