Re^2: install cpan Win32::OLE on cygwin - t/3_ole.t ....... 1/58 OLE exception from "Microsoft Excel":

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Apologies for being obtuse.

Excel operates normally on the laptop.

There is 241 Gbyte free space on the disk.

The Task manager > Performance shows 1Gbyte memory (Out of 2 Gbyte) avalable whilst the script runs.

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Re^3: install cpan Win32::OLE on cygwin - t/3_ole.t ....... 1/58 OLE exception from "Microsoft Excel": by Anonymous Monk on Aug 01, 2013 at 13:43 UTC
Microsoft Excel cannot open or save any more documents because there is not enough available memory or disk space. -> Microsoft Excel cannot open or save any more documents because there - Microsoft Community The solution is Right Click -> Properties of Excel File -> Client on Unblock. empty cache directory, remove size limits from cache directory, enter valid path for cache directory (TEMP) KHCU...UserShell...Cache ....	[reply]
Re^4: install cpan Win32::OLE on cygwin - t/3_ole.t ....... 1/58 OLE exception from "Microsoft Excel": by Anonymous Monk on Aug 01, 2013 at 14:03 UTC
Cleaned the TEMP directory (78Mbyte) Path is set correctly The Unblock suggestion is premature becuase the script tries to create a workbook. I don't understand enough to decide whether the script is still getting to set up the create call or is actually doing the call to create the file and cannot. I suspect the latter. The Unblock suggestion made me think that maybe some security setting prohibits the creation of a file on the file system from a script? What could that be? Thanks for the thought.	[reply]
Re^5: install cpan Win32::OLE on cygwin - t/3_ole.t ....... 1/58 OLE exception from "Microsoft Excel": by Anonymous Monk on Aug 01, 2013 at 14:19 UTC
What could that be? Don't know, there are other threads linked about this not uncommon error -- even some kb articles -- check the eventviewer maybe?	[reply]

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