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I was explaining to a client the file size reduction advantage of saving a file as a JPG vs uncompressed for sending images via the web. I created a blank white RGB image that was was approx 60 megs (36×26"@ 150ppi)and when I went to save it I was informed that I did not have enough RAM! This was using the progressive JPG setting. I was successful in using the Baseline setting but still… It’s pretty worrisome.
I’m just getting a new system up and running so I need to know ASAP if this is a bug (or a feature <g>)or a hardware defect.
P4-3.0
Intel 875PBZLK i875P mobo
Intel Pentium IV 3.0 GHZ HT 512 K 800 FSB
2GB RAM (4x 512 MB DDR 400 Kingston)
Windows XP (with all Service Pack updates)
I boot from a 40gig IDE drive
an empty 18gig Atlas15k SCSI drive is used for PS-CS scratch disk only. it’s on a Adaptec 320160 controller
Matrox 550 video
Russell
I was explaining to a client the file size reduction advantage of saving a file as a JPG vs uncompressed for sending images via the web. I created a blank white RGB image that was was approx 60 megs (36×26"@ 150ppi)and when I went to save it I was informed that I did not have enough RAM! This was using the progressive JPG setting. I was successful in using the Baseline setting but still… It’s pretty worrisome.
I’m just getting a new system up and running so I need to know ASAP if this is a bug (or a feature <g>)or a hardware defect.
P4-3.0
Intel 875PBZLK i875P mobo
Intel Pentium IV 3.0 GHZ HT 512 K 800 FSB
2GB RAM (4x 512 MB DDR 400 Kingston)
Windows XP (with all Service Pack updates)
I boot from a 40gig IDE drive
an empty 18gig Atlas15k SCSI drive is used for PS-CS scratch disk only. it’s on a Adaptec 320160 controller
Matrox 550 video
Russell
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