Adobe Forms Central unable to export to excel

Hi when I start to export to excel 'Internet Explorer' crashes. We've not had problems before can you help.

Hi Mahendra ,
Have you defined all the paths correctly ?
Goto Administration --> System initialization --> General settings -- > Path TAB
Verify the Paths assigned !
HOpe it helps
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Ashish

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