Re: Win32 OLE painfully slow

I've been in a similar situation, which was resolved by reinstalling Office. The problem had something to do with the anti-virus software

Try to disable AWS temporarily to see if that makes any difference.

Just my 25-öring

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Re: Re: Win32 OLE painfully slow by Grygonos (Chaplain) on Apr 13, 2004 at 14:39 UTC
I would recommend specifying you're excel object version, just for the sake of being very explicit. You can check if its 9 or 10 (probably 10 for XP) in the OLE object browser installed w/ ActivePerl That aside I use Win32::OLE for the exact things you're talking about, and it runs with zero problem. p4-2.4Ghz 1GB RAM. Anti-virus software could make a difference, because I know NAV will scan a document as you open it, maybe it's (if you're using NAV) having some issue with you creating that document, but it doesn't sound likely Grygonos	[reply]

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Re: Re: Win32 OLE painfully slow
by Grygonos (Chaplain) on Apr 13, 2004 at 14:39 UTC

I would recommend specifying you're excel object version, just for the sake of being very explicit. You can check if its 9 or 10 (probably 10 for XP) in the OLE object browser installed w/ ActivePerl

That aside I use Win32::OLE for the exact things you're talking about, and it runs with zero problem. p4-2.4Ghz 1GB RAM.

Anti-virus software could make a difference, because I know NAV will scan a document as you open it, maybe it's (if you're using NAV) having some issue with you creating that document, but it doesn't sound likely

Grygonos

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