Here's a hint: Open Word preferences, go to Save, and select "Always make a backup". If you have no backup of the file, it may be lost. if you were scanning information into the file it is possible that corruption occurred.
I have 16 GB in my late model iMac and I do a lot of large documents with Word and Powerpoint 2011 and I can watch the memory getting sucked up.Īnyway, back to your file. The Apple minimum memory requirements are just that - enough to run the OS and a few other things. You're running Mavericks which will get along on 2 GB of system memory. It is possible that the 32 MB file is corrupt, but the error message you received is an indicator that you ran out of memory. And that's not from me, that's from the MS MVP folks who maintain the Mac Office forums.
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