Would you have been "copying" from the Internet into Word?
If you had, Word would be holding a reference on the clipboard to the web
page (in case you wanted to paste again).
That would do it. And that would be a bug :-)
Hope this helps
On 18/3/08 3:08 PM, in article
e18ab64f-fcec-4843-b9c4-7cb36d527b3f@s8g2000prg.googlegroups.com,
> I've noticed that if I shut down the computer by pressing Control-
> option-command keys and the eject key while on the internet AND Word
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> wrong. Any suggestions. (I've deleted all Microsoft and Word plist
> preferences but that didn't work.

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> Would you have been "copying" from theInternetintoWord?
>
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> Sydney, Australia. S33°53'34.20 E151°14'54.50
> +61 4 1209 1410, mailto:j...@mcghie.name
I've investigated this more and I've found that if I run an automator
script to quit all running applications, Word quits. If I use an
application launcher to do the same, Word quits. But if I try and use
the Control-option-command-eject key to shutdown the computer, Word
will not quit.