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Photoshop CS is crashing during some 16-bit layer operations. One example is right-click on a layer, select Blending Options– and crash. But the other times I think I was moving an adjustment layer….it doesn’t happen every time.
Photoshop comes up with a message box stating "couldn’t complete the operation because of a program error". After that I get the error box for every operation and I have to exit and re-start. This is really annoying. Anyone else have this happen or know of a fix? Is there a bug reporting link on the web and is there a way to save the program state at crash time so I can send it to tech support?
I am running Windows XP SP1 (with latest patches), on a 2.8 mhz P4 with 1 GB RAM, 80 GB HD with lots of free space. I am working with one 18 MB file (with 6 adjustment layers, no masks and 2 copies of the background). I’ve configured Photoshop to use 80% of available RAM. I don’t think its a machine resource problem.
Photoshop 7 was really stable. I hope this gets fixed soon.
Thanks for anyone that can help!
Photoshop CS is crashing during some 16-bit layer operations. One example is right-click on a layer, select Blending Options– and crash. But the other times I think I was moving an adjustment layer….it doesn’t happen every time.
Photoshop comes up with a message box stating "couldn’t complete the operation because of a program error". After that I get the error box for every operation and I have to exit and re-start. This is really annoying. Anyone else have this happen or know of a fix? Is there a bug reporting link on the web and is there a way to save the program state at crash time so I can send it to tech support?
I am running Windows XP SP1 (with latest patches), on a 2.8 mhz P4 with 1 GB RAM, 80 GB HD with lots of free space. I am working with one 18 MB file (with 6 adjustment layers, no masks and 2 copies of the background). I’ve configured Photoshop to use 80% of available RAM. I don’t think its a machine resource problem.
Photoshop 7 was really stable. I hope this gets fixed soon.
Thanks for anyone that can help!
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