CiceroUIWndFrame is the programmer's name for one component of the
"Speech and Handwriting Recognition" part of Office XP from Microsoft.
A web search shows that this term is often reported in error messages
which appear when users are trying to shut down Outlook, other
applications or Windows XP itself.
"Recently, my system has been crashing more often, due to a process or
program "CiceroUIWndFrame." I found out that this is the "Speech and
Handwriting Recognition" part of Office XP. To de-install it, go to
"Control Panel" "Add/Remove Programs" "Microsoft Office," click on the
browse to "Office Shared Features," "Alternative User Input," and
select for Speech and Handwriting Recognition (both) "Not available"
from the drop-down box. Perform the change and the CiceroUIWndFrame
messages disappear. Took just a second, and you don't even have to
restart your system or insert the XP Office CD."
Remove CiceroUIWndFrame to avoid crashes
CiceroUIWndFrame won't close
CiceroUIWndFrame not responding error message
What if I get the message "CiceroUIWndFrame TILA.EXE Application Error"
Google Search Strategy:
This yielded no results, so I tried the search at Google Groups which
yielded one result:
That gave me enough clues to start looking further using Google Web Search:
"application error" cicero
frame "application error" "instruction at"
cicero "outlook express"
Then it occurred to me that "UI" is programmer-speak for "User
Interface" and that the search term was likely misspelled. Fixing this
took me to some useful results: