Studio 2011 "compile error" Thread poster: michiko tsum (X)
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michiko tsum (X) 
Canada
Local time: 12:51
English to Japanese
Hi there,
I work with Studio 2011 Freelance on Window 7, and use Office 2010.
It was working fine until I installed Service Pack 2 a little while ago. Then I started to get these error messages when I start Word.
"The macro cannot be found or has been disabled because of your Macro security settings"
And when I close the Word,
"Compile error in hidden module: MTInsertFunctions."
I know there has been discussion here ... See more Hi there,
I work with Studio 2011 Freelance on Window 7, and use Office 2010.
It was working fine until I installed Service Pack 2 a little while ago. Then I started to get these error messages when I start Word.
"The macro cannot be found or has been disabled because of your Macro security settings"
And when I close the Word,
"Compile error in hidden module: MTInsertFunctions."
I know there has been discussion here about a similar problem and I found a solution for a similar problem on SDL Knowledge base. But that was for "compile error in hidden module: Auto exe" and that didn't solve my problem.
When I go to Word options, Add-ins, templates, the "Trados8.dotm" is not checked. Multiterm seems to be working ok. When I tried to check the "TRADOS8.dotm", the document froze so I'm not trying that again.
This seems to be a known problem but I couldn't find any other solutions offered from SDL except one for the auto exe.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Thank you! ▲ Collapse
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Marcella S.
New Zealand
Local time: 07:51
English to Portuguese
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| I get the same error | Dec 27, 2012 |
Hi there,
I get the same error, just installed MS Office 2010, started using Word, not even using Trados, and get this error.
Not sure what to do. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Marcella
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| Compile error | Jan 27, 2013 |
I've got the same? Perhaps someone have already solved the issue?
Win8
Trados Studio 2011
Office 2010
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michiko tsum (X)
Canada
Local time: 12:51
English to Japanese
TOPIC STARTER | Haven't solved the problem yet but keep working for now | Jan 27, 2013 |
Hi,
Thanks for the link Bernard. When I first run into this problem I researched on the web and came across a few solutions that worked for others. But I couldn't find anything for "MTInsertfunctions" message. Unfortunately, none of those solution worked for me.
I found that I can still use Trados 2011 (definately not 2007) on Word docs. When I open and close Word, I jsut either click "OK" or "X". It's an extra effort everytime but at least Word works.
... See more Hi,
Thanks for the link Bernard. When I first run into this problem I researched on the web and came across a few solutions that worked for others. But I couldn't find anything for "MTInsertfunctions" message. Unfortunately, none of those solution worked for me.
I found that I can still use Trados 2011 (definately not 2007) on Word docs. When I open and close Word, I jsut either click "OK" or "X". It's an extra effort everytime but at least Word works.
I don't see why either SDL or Microsoft offers a solution for these known problems instead of asking for you to pay more for "technical support".
Thanks,
Michiko ▲ Collapse
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| A sure fire way to get rid of the message... | Feb 13, 2013 |
Is to navigate to
C:\ > Users > [username] > AppData > Roaming > Microsoft > Word > STARTUP
and delete the template in this location. MultiTerm will no longer exist in Word as an add-in, but at least you'll get rid of those error messages. Besides, it's not like MT is functional now, anyway. A backup of this template exists in
C:\ Program Files (x86) > SDL > MultiTerm > MultiTerm8/9 > Templates
so you can restore it later, if need be.
... See more Is to navigate to
C:\ > Users > [username] > AppData > Roaming > Microsoft > Word > STARTUP
and delete the template in this location. MultiTerm will no longer exist in Word as an add-in, but at least you'll get rid of those error messages. Besides, it's not like MT is functional now, anyway. A backup of this template exists in
C:\ Program Files (x86) > SDL > MultiTerm > MultiTerm8/9 > Templates
so you can restore it later, if need be.
I believe the error is produced because of compatibility problems between SDL and Office 64-bit.(?) ▲ Collapse
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Michael T
United Kingdom
Local time: 20:51
Spanish to English
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Hello,
Thank you so much for this solution, worked like a charm!
I'd been struggling with this exact same problem for a few months and finally decided to do something about it. It started off with just the messages "Compile error in hidden module: AutoExec" appearing when I started Word up and "Compile error in hidden module: MTInsertFunctions." when exiting. After a while all these annoying "The macro cannot be found or has been disabled" messages kept appearing and dr... See more Hello,
Thank you so much for this solution, worked like a charm!
I'd been struggling with this exact same problem for a few months and finally decided to do something about it. It started off with just the messages "Compile error in hidden module: AutoExec" appearing when I started Word up and "Compile error in hidden module: MTInsertFunctions." when exiting. After a while all these annoying "The macro cannot be found or has been disabled" messages kept appearing and driving me crazy...
Anyway, long story short I followed your exact instructions and deleted the the multiterm template files in that directory (I couldn't find the AppData folder at first, I assume it's a hidden folder or something, but if you type it into run it should come up).
After that all the messages disappeared! Thank God for that...
John Willemsen wrote:
Is to navigate to
C:\ > Users > [username] > AppData > Roaming > Microsoft > Word > STARTUP
and delete the template in this location. MultiTerm will no longer exist in Word as an add-in, but at least you'll get rid of those error messages. Besides, it's not like MT is functional now, anyway. A backup of this template exists in
C:\ Program Files (x86) > SDL > MultiTerm > MultiTerm8/9 > Templates
so you can restore it later, if need be.
I believe the error is produced because of compatibility problems between SDL and Office 64-bit.(?) ▲ Collapse
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michiko tsum (X)
Canada
Local time: 12:51
English to Japanese
TOPIC STARTER | Worked for me, too! | Feb 19, 2013 |
Thank you, John. It worked! It's so nice not to get those annoying messages!
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Worked for me too! Thanks a lot, I was quite annoyed to see those messages pop up each time I opened a document today!
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| So no solution? | Aug 29, 2013 |
So no solution to keep MultiTerm macro working without removing it?
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Karen Zeng
China
Local time: 03:51
English to Chinese
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| Worked for me too | Jul 6, 2014 |
John Willemsen wrote:
Is to navigate to
C:\ > Users > [username] > AppData > Roaming > Microsoft > Word > STARTUP
and delete the template in this location. MultiTerm will no longer exist in Word as an add-in, but at least you'll get rid of those error messages. Besides, it's not like MT is functional now, anyway. A backup of this template exists in
C:\ Program Files (x86) > SDL > MultiTerm > MultiTerm8/9 > Templates
so you can restore it later, if need be.
I believe the error is produced because of compatibility problems between SDL and Office 64-bit.(?)
Thank you, John!
FYI
If you have installed Studio 2014, you'll find a Word file named "Installing the SDL MultiTerm Template for Microsoft Word 2007-2013" under C:\Program Files (x86)\SDL\SDL MultiTerm\MultiTerm11\Templates (mine is x64 OS). It says "Note that the MultiTerm integration template supports 32-bit versions of Microsoft Word only. This is by design."
Hope this will be helpful.
[Edited at 2014-07-06 23:51 GMT]
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