Will 64-bit office fix out of memory error?
I've been troubleshooting an out of memory error in Excel 2010 for some time. I've read quite a few articles on forums and on MS sites (including here.) I find many hits but none seems to offer a solution that works. One idea that seems to show
up often is that 64-bit Office versions will have a LOT MORE memory to work with than 32-bit versions. I'm running a 64-bit version of Windows 7, so I'm considering giving Office 2010 64-bit a try. However, I also find a lot of caveats in those articles that
concern me. On the other hand most of those articles are 2 to 3 years old, so I'm wondering if most of those issues have been dealt with. For example, VBA issues; third-party add-ins that do not (did not) support 64-bit; ActiveX and COM issues.
Sorry to be overly verbose. My questions pretty much come down to this:
1. Is 64-bit likely to solve my out of memory problem?
2. What issues are still unresolved in 64-bit Excel with Windows 7?
TIA,
Phil
If you are an Excel power user working with huge amounts of data, then you would benefit from 64-bit Office being able to utilize more memory.
MS is recommending 32-bit Office as the default installation on both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows mainly due to compatibility with existing 32-bit controls, add-ins, and VBA.
This is really not an issue that can be resolved on Office side, it depends on whether you are using any 32-bits controls, add-ins and VBA. The question is those existing 32-bit controls, add-ins and vba need an update to adapter to the 64bit of Office.
If all your controls, add-ins and VBA is 64 bits, or designed to work with 64 bits of Office, then you are good.
Bhasker Timilsina (ManTechs Inc)
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Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 9:12 AM
To:
Cc:
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To:
Cc:
Subject: RE: Case 181995624; Unable to open PDF
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From:
Sent: Saturday, February 05, 2011 4:31 AM
To:
Cc:
Subject: Case 181995624; Unable to open PDF
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From:
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 1:33 AM
To:
Subject: RE: Case 181995624; Unable to open PDF
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From:
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2011 10:14 AM
To:
Cc:
Subject: Case 181995624; Unable to open PDF
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Have a nice day.
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From:
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2011 12:22 AM
To:
Cc:
Subject: RE: Case 181995624; Unable to open PDF
Any updates on this case?
From:
Sent: Friday, January 14, 2011 2:03 PM
To:
Cc:
Subject: RE: Case 181995624; Unable to open PDF
The EFI Fiery E-7000 Controller version is 1.2.0 and it handles the scanning and printing functionality of our Lanier LD160c copier. I have attached two sample files. One is a 1 page scan from our copier. The other is a combined pdf that I just created in Acrobat 9. The first two pages of the combined pdf consists of a webpage that I printed using Acrobat 9 and then the scan from the copier is on the 3rd page. In Acrobat X, once you get to the 3rd page you will receive the Out of Memory error. It will open in previous versions of Acrobat just fine though.
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Cc:
Subject: Case 181995624; Unable to open PDF
Hi Phil,
Thanks for the information.
I have the PDF file provided by you and able to reproduce the behavior. I tried to call you at 214-303-1500 but got voice mail.
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I just got my tour, and I love it. However I ran into a weird problem.
The desktop manager never show the BB messager as installed, then it tries to uninstall it. If I check the checkbox it installs over it and breaks it.
I was able to fix the messanger by reinstalling over the old one from the app store OTA.
Now, vilingo wont run, it throws an out of memory error. I've tried removing it and reinstalling it every way I can think of.
Also sometimes it takes 20+ minutes to reboot.
The crux of the matter is I could easily exchange it at this point, do you think I should or should I wipe it? any other suggestions?
Thanks,
ChanceNo, not corrupted. You are out of memory..... just like a computer that is bogged down with too much stuff, your phone can only handle so much. The reason your apps keep disabling is most likely it is archiving them to make room for everything else you've got going. The biggest memory muncher is most likely pics or videos... as few as 5 or 6 pics and throw your phone off. The other thing you might be noticing is missing call logs, messages, or emails.... again, the phone is automatically clearing them out of memory (possibly before you[ve even had a chance to view them) to make room for everything else you've saved to it.
As far as startup times, again... MEMORY. the more files the blackberry has to scan through when it starts up (and it scans EVERY file EVERY time) the longer its going to take.
The solution for all of these issues is to get a memory card and use your desktop software to transfer all of the pic video and ringtone content to it. you can transfer one the phone itesself but its a time consuming process. after this is done pull your battery... startup still takes about 10 min on the tour but you should be ok. The phone will automatically save media to the SD card once its installed.
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