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Default Can not open file (Critical)


I have a large file (Excel 97) with links and macros (written by data
access providers). This file was working fine and closed all right last
Sun. Now as I try to open it, Excel tries to open it for about 5 secs
and crashes with the dreaded "The Instruction at "0x301ebxxx"
referenced memory at "0x00000000". The
memory can not be read".

I can not open the file by disabling the macro as the file seems to
have a few Excel 4 macros.

Any suggestions?


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