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I repeatedly get an error message in CS2 when I am trying to load a picture into CS2, as follows: "Could not complete your request because there is not enough memory (RAM)". Can’t find anything by searching the Forums. This seems to happen more reliably when loading a .tif at 10MB, rather than a .jpg at say 2 MB. Hard to imagine why this should make a difference on a PC with 1.5 GB RAM!
It doesn’t happen all the time, but plenty of time enough to be a real irritant. Sometimes I re-boot and it goes away. Othertimes, like today, I can’t seem to make it go away.
I’m running CS2, Windows XP with all the latest upgrades/patches/etc., Dell 2.53 MHz desktop computer, 1.5 GB RAM. Commit charge is about 0.5 GB, so there should be 1 GB available for use.
Any ideas as to either what’s wrong or what I can do to get going again?
Thanks for any help
Bob Chapman
It doesn’t happen all the time, but plenty of time enough to be a real irritant. Sometimes I re-boot and it goes away. Othertimes, like today, I can’t seem to make it go away.
I’m running CS2, Windows XP with all the latest upgrades/patches/etc., Dell 2.53 MHz desktop computer, 1.5 GB RAM. Commit charge is about 0.5 GB, so there should be 1 GB available for use.
Any ideas as to either what’s wrong or what I can do to get going again?
Thanks for any help
Bob Chapman
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