Bridge CS6: Output to Web or PDF - insufficient disk space..

I have recently installed the CS6 cloud version of Bridge, but now get this error when trying to produce (or refresh) a contact sheet using Output to Web or PDF - There is insufficient disk space to complete this operation
The error occurs no matter what the file size is, or if multiple of single files are selected - and as the sole application open. I'm running the application in OS X 10.8, with 8GB of RAM and 512MB of VRAM, so disk space doesn't seem to be the issue?
I've just installed the lastest Bridge update, but this has made no difference. Thanks for your feedback in advance..

I've found an old post which highlights a USERS folder conflict?
Without any significant knowledge about working over a network I do know Bridge uses a Cache file on a user related base. So it might be possible it confuses the two folders if you have both company and private network based on the same user name.
But as said, just a wild guess. If you need to work over a network try the blog from the Image Archivist, he also used to hang around here in the past:
http://imagearchivist.blogspot.nl

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