Chris, It might be worth your looking at your printers Properties/Advanced settings. Here you can tell it whether to spool a file or print direct to the printer (slow), and whether to wait until the last page has been spooled or start printing immediately. You should have spool and print immediately checked. You may be able to do other things on your computer before you can use PS again, because PS is only using part of your RAM (whatever you set in preferences), so while PS is doing its thing in its part of RAM, the other part is available for other programs to use with any spare capacity that the processor has. Bob Frost. ----- Original Message ----- From: "chris" <cjones@...> After giving a print command, do you immediately regain use of photoshop? This is not a facetious question---I am really curious to find out what is going on. I am beginning to think that I have a turkey machine here.
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Ideal Windows computer spec
2004-08-17 by Bob Frost
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