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Steen - 27 Nov 2007 14:36 GMT
Hi

I have been using a excell sheet with out any problem for several month, but
suddenly one member in the group can't save the excell file. He get's the
following message:

"System Error &H8007007E (-2147024770) The specified module could not be
found"

Followed by a message: "Out of memory".

Can anyone help me out here?

They are all running Excell 2003 SP2

/Steen
JLGWhiz - 27 Nov 2007 14:48 GMT
Check his hard drive status for disc space.  Also check his application open
and workbook open events for autorun macros or change event macros that might
be firing repetitively.  Shut the system down before doing the checks, and do
the checks before trying to open the particular file.  Then do the checks
again after opening the file.  This might lead you to the problem area.

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bUncE - 27 Nov 2007 15:06 GMT
Same error for me earlier, strange eh....
Mine was just a simple frmUserForm1.Show code, i produced the same error
after playing around a bit.
You dont work in Brighton by any chance?

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Steen - 27 Nov 2007 20:19 GMT
Hi JLGWhiz

Thanks for you answer - I will for sure try this tommorrow.

Would it be possible to give me a little more information on how to check
his "application open and workbook open events for autorun macros" - I'm not
sure how to do that.

I have an event macro that migth be the problem, but it's just strange that
is this is then not a problem to the other users.

/Steen
Denmark


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Steen - 19 Dec 2007 10:46 GMT
Hi again

I have now tried the below without any luck.

1. There is 50% free diskspace and memory
2. Comment out eventmacros and open macros: This did make a change, but the
messages showed up again when saving :-(
3. Don't use macros at all - ok, but then the idee behind the sheet is gone
:-(
4. 7 other people have no problem in using the excel sheet - strange!
5. I have updated the machine with latest updates for XP and Office 2003.

> Check his hard drive status for disc space.  Also check his application open
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Jean-Yves - 19 Dec 2007 11:35 GMT
Hi,

Isn't there a missing dll (Tool?reference), different installation or
missing add-in ?
Regards
JY

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Steen - 19 Dec 2007 12:34 GMT
Hi Jean-Yves

Thanks for your quick reply :-)

I will try to check that tomorrow - unfortunately my son has become sick
today.

I will give you a note on wehter it solved the problem

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Steen - 14 Jan 2008 12:31 GMT
Hi again Jean Yves

Sorry for the deleay - but the person who had the problem has been on
vacation. We have now tried all your suggestions, but unfortunatuly without
any luck.

Our IT department is now on the issue...

Any other suggestions?

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deepak sharma - 26 Mar 2008 15:16 GMT
 
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