I build an app (MS office 2007) on Windows 10 64bit. When I run it on Windows XP 32bit I receive this error message: not enough memory or disk space to run app (word, excell etc.). Is this suppose to happen if you build an app in 64bit environment and try to run it in 32bit one? I set the app to run from disk not RAM and there is over 200 GB of free space on that disk.
If you intend to run your package on different Operating Systems, we recommend building on the oldest OS intended, so in your example, the package should be created on XP x86.
I just remembered I've already created the portable MS office package on Windows XP 32bit but it didn't even run on the machine that was created on. And the error message was the same, not enough memory or disk space. Than I opened the folder created at first run of the portable app and browsed there for the application I was interested in. In my case that was MS Ofice Word. I was able to run it however it took quite a time for the configuration. And this configuration is run each time I start the app from created folder. This is the only way I can run the app.
On the other hand when I tried the same method on another PC with the same OS (XP 32bit) the problem persisted (not enough memory or disk space) even when I tried to run the app from created folder which gets created at the first run of the portable app. Any ideas what might be wrong?
