Annoying Photoshop Error.. Need Help (Low Scratch Disk)

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brumans
Mar 1, 2004
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Hey..

I’ve been tring to edit a .flm (filmstrip) file on adobe photoshop, bu on my C:, I have very little space left on it. About 700mb. Wheneve I open my filmstrip, it is about 500mb. And this slowly takes away m C: when it is open. And as i edit it, it gets worse..

but on my F:, i have about 10gb left.. so is there anyway I can ge photoshop to take the memory off of my F:, instead of C:?

thank

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brucewj
Mar 1, 2004
Edit > Preferences > Plug-Ins & Scratch Disks
Set the First scratch disk to your F drive.

Bruce

brumans wrote:

Hey..

I’ve been tring to edit a .flm (filmstrip) file on adobe photoshop, but on my C:, I have very little space left on it. About 700mb. Whenever I open my filmstrip, it is about 500mb. And this slowly takes away my C: when it is open. And as i edit it, it gets worse..

but on my F:, i have about 10gb left.. so is there anyway I can get photoshop to take the memory off of my F:, instead of C:?
thanks

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