Answer
- Quit all Microsoft apps
- Go to HD:Library:Application Support:Microsoft:MERP2.0
- Launch Microsoft Error Reporting.app
- Go to Microsoft Error Reporting in the Menu Bar
- Select Preferences
- Clear the check box
- Quit MERP
Note: No offense, but unless you have a valid technically based reason for doing so, it isn't recommended that this be done. When there are no problems with the operation of the system/software, MERP running in the background should not be an issue. If it is an issue the info it tracks can be instrumental in correcting the problems more effectively.
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Bob J.
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So far AS I know Errors are reported by the MERP (Microsoft Error Reporting Program). And That can't be Turned off.
Also there was a recent update to that if you have Mountain Lion (OSX.8.2) to MERP 2.2.9
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Answer
- Quit all Microsoft apps
- Go to HD:Library:Application Support:Microsoft:MERP2.0
- Launch Microsoft Error Reporting.app
- Go to Microsoft Error Reporting in the Menu Bar
- Select Preferences
- Clear the check box
- Quit MERP
Note: No offense, but unless you have a valid technically based reason for doing so, it isn't recommended that this be done. When there are no problems with the operation of the system/software, MERP running in the background should not be an issue. If it is an issue the info it tracks can be instrumental in correcting the problems more effectively.
Regards,
Bob J.
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Go to Word> Preferences - Feedback. If the Yes option is selected switch it to No if you wish.
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Bob J.
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Since the Microsoft techs won't help...
I'm having this same issue and can't fix it.
I get to application support:Microsoft and then it says Office 2011... No MERP anywhere on the computer (I searched)...
My outlook opens then fails. The tech even reinstalled it before it completely failed. Any tips?
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It is unlikely that you are using the same version and update level of Word for Mac that was in effect when this Q&A thread was started. If you are, then you should install updates. If you are not, then please start a new question and describe in greater detail the problem you are having, including Office version numbers and Mac OS X version numbers.
The first thing to do is install the recent updates. Make sure your Mac has a working internet connection, then:
Update Mac OS X. Open the App store and click on the Updates button. Install the updates.
After, in any Office application go to the Help menu and choose Check for Updates to launch the AutoUpdate app. Let AutoUpdate install updates.
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