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I only get this error when attempting to work with picture packages. It was discussed on a different thread and I thought we had it resolved, but it came back today.
I’m running a new 900mhz iBook with 640meg of RAM, and over 30gig of free disk space. When putting a picture package together, everything goes fine until the package is constructed. When I hit the save button, Elements just shuts down immediately. If I attempt to resize the canvas, I get an error message saying something to the effect of required resources could not be found to complete the command.
The suggestion was made on the other thread to repair permissions. That did nothing. THen someone else suggested I install MacJanitor and run it for all tasks. After doing so the problem went away. I now run all tasks on a weekly basis.
Today the problem came back. I repaired all permissions and ran all macjanitor tasks but the problem persists. All other functions within Elements seem to be fine, and I don’t have a problem with any other apps. Anyone have any ideas?
I’m running a new 900mhz iBook with 640meg of RAM, and over 30gig of free disk space. When putting a picture package together, everything goes fine until the package is constructed. When I hit the save button, Elements just shuts down immediately. If I attempt to resize the canvas, I get an error message saying something to the effect of required resources could not be found to complete the command.
The suggestion was made on the other thread to repair permissions. That did nothing. THen someone else suggested I install MacJanitor and run it for all tasks. After doing so the problem went away. I now run all tasks on a weekly basis.
Today the problem came back. I repaired all permissions and ran all macjanitor tasks but the problem persists. All other functions within Elements seem to be fine, and I don’t have a problem with any other apps. Anyone have any ideas?
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