Scratch Disk full?

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Tony Cooper
May 12, 2004
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Using PS7 on Windows XP, with F: set as the scratch disk, I load an image, set the crop, and get a message the scratch disk is full and the task can’t be completed.

The image is a 828 kb .jpg.

C:(10.6 GB used, 17.2 GB free) (NTFS) is the main disk, and F: (1.24 GB used, 2.75 free) (FAT32) is my old hard disk moved up to F:. Obviously, F: is not full. I close, re-boot, start over, and the same thing happens.

What do I need to do with F: to clear it?
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Tony Cooper
May 12, 2004
On Wed, 12 May 2004 00:40:26 -0400, Tony Cooper
wrote:

Using PS7 on Windows XP, with F: set as the scratch disk, I load an image, set the crop, and get a message the scratch disk is full and the task can’t be completed.

The image is a 828 kb .jpg.

C:(10.6 GB used, 17.2 GB free) (NTFS) is the main disk, and F: (1.24 GB used, 2.75 free) (FAT32) is my old hard disk moved up to F:. Obviously, F: is not full. I close, re-boot, start over, and the same thing happens.

What do I need to do with F: to clear it?

Nemmine. Just figured it out. I had the crop set to 250 in x 333 in instead of 250 px x 333 px. Them inches things is bigger than the pixels things, innit.

Please return to your regularly scheduled programming.
CP
Colonel Polyps
May 12, 2004
"Tony Cooper" wrote in message
On Wed, 12 May 2004 00:40:26 -0400, Tony Cooper
wrote:

Using PS7 on Windows XP, with F: set as the scratch disk, I load an image, set the crop, and get a message the scratch disk is full and the task can’t be completed.

The image is a 828 kb .jpg.

C:(10.6 GB used, 17.2 GB free) (NTFS) is the main disk, and F: (1.24 GB used, 2.75 free) (FAT32) is my old hard disk moved up to F:. Obviously, F: is not full. I close, re-boot, start over, and the
same
thing happens.

What do I need to do with F: to clear it?

Nemmine. Just figured it out. I had the crop set to 250 in x 333 in instead of 250 px x 333 px. Them inches things is bigger than the pixels things, innit.

Depends how you set your dimentian.

Please return to your regularly scheduled programming.

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Stephan
May 13, 2004
"Colonel Polyps" wrote in message

Depends how you set your dimentian.

Dementia?

Stephan
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kenny
May 13, 2004
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Using PS7 on Windows XP, with F: set as the scratch disk, I load an image, set the crop, and get a message the scratch disk is full and the task can’t be completed.

The image is a 828 kb .jpg.

C:(10.6 GB used, 17.2 GB free) (NTFS) is the main disk, and F: (1.24 GB used, 2.75 free) (FAT32) is my old hard disk moved up to F:. Obviously, F: is not full. I close, re-boot, start over, and the same thing happens.

What do I need to do with F: to clear it?
I think this is just a lack of memory go to edit/ preferences/memory & image cache/ plug-ins & scratch disks and allocate some more space. Note that this only lasts for the current session. HTH

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