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I have Photoshop 4.0 loaded on a W2K machine and until now it has always worked fine. I only use it to do minor photo touch-ups and occasional graphics. However, since last week, I have been working on a rather large graphic file 1.23 MB where the whole canvas is taken up by graphics. 90% of the times I open the file it won’t display and as soon as I use any of the Photoshop tools, the program crashes. To make matters worse, I installed Photoshop on an XP Pro machine thinking that my W2K was malfunctioning, and the results are the same.
Is 1.23 MB too large??? It seems ridiculous, doesn’t it??? Could I have 2 machines with bad Ram chips??? Is there a setting in Photoshop that I have to fiddle with in order to make it accept larger files???
Please help…Carlos
Is 1.23 MB too large??? It seems ridiculous, doesn’t it??? Could I have 2 machines with bad Ram chips??? Is there a setting in Photoshop that I have to fiddle with in order to make it accept larger files???
Please help…Carlos
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