Digital BW, The Print

Jake Hellbach wrote:

>I think the problem maybe something most of us (including myself) have
>failed to do when installing PS.
>Photoshop is a huge memory hog as we all know. And it really doesn't like to
>use the same drive as the operating system is on for its scratch space.
>For PS to operate efficiently it wants to have a separate hard drive or if
>you only have one drive, a second partition for its scratch space.
>Also defrag your drive as that makes it use the largest contiguous space for
>working in.
>
>  
>

That's another possibility..

I didn't even think about it b/c I DO have separate default scratch/swap 
disks (each one is 4gB) for the OS and PShop..  ;-)



Keith

 

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