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Default "Out of Memory" Excel 2007 Vista 64

I've been away for VBA for awhile so generated a practice form to get
re-educated with the Controls on a new machine. However closing the
Form after testing presents an Out of Memory dialog box back at the
VBA design window. No other defect or app failure occurs.

I am running Excel 2007 with Vista 64 and 4GB RAM. I checked the
archives but found no explicit plea for this specific problem.

Any ideas?

Thanks Much,

Steve
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Always unload the form; exiting the sub will not release memory.

In a standard module...
Unload UserForm1
-or-
In the userform module...
Unload Me
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I've been away for VBA for awhile so generated a practice form to get
re-educated with the Controls on a new machine. However closing the
Form after testing presents an Out of Memory dialog box back at the
VBA design window. No other defect or app failure occurs.

I am running Excel 2007 with Vista 64 and 4GB RAM. I checked the
archives but found no explicit plea for this specific problem.

Any ideas?
Thanks Much,
Steve
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On Apr 8, 11:25*am, "Jim Cone" wrote:
Always unload the form; exiting the sub will not release memory.

In a standard module...
Unload UserForm1
-or-
In the userform module...
Unload Me
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Jim Cone
Portland, Oregon *USA

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I've been away for VBA for awhile so generated a practice form to get
re-educated with the Controls on a new machine. *However closing the
Form after testing presents an Out of Memory dialog box back at the
VBA design window. *No other defect or app failure occurs.

I am running Excel 2007 with Vista 64 and 4GB RAM. *I checked the
archives but found no explicit plea for this specific problem.

Any ideas?
Thanks Much,
Steve


Thanks Jim. I did. And closed all other active apps. But it didn't
work.

Any other ideas?
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Restart Excel and then see if unloading the form makes a difference.
No other ideas except... xl2003
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On Apr 8, 11:54*am, "Jim Cone" wrote:
Restart Excel and then see if unloading the form makes a difference.
No other ideas except... xl2003
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Thanks Jim. *I did. *And closed all other active apps. *
But it didn't work. *Any other ideas?


Hey, simply sublime...

It worked!

Thanks,

SteveM
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