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Miki Levin #1
scratch disk full
Even when I set the scratch disk to "c", it gives me this message that "scratch disk is full", what can be done to solve it?
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How can the scratch disk be full??!!!!
First of all, what in the heck is a scratch disk?? Everytime I try to start a new poject on my Adobe Photoshop 4 LE this evil alert comes up saying... -
"Scratch disk is full"
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SCRATCH DISKS FULL??!?
I'm using Photoshop CS on a Dual 1-Ghz G4, with 1.5 Gb ram. My startup disk has over 12 Gb free, and my second disk has over 37 Gb free. But when... -
Scratch disk what?
The message is a courtesy message only. Photoshop operates optimally when it can write its temporary information to a volume that is different than... -
Scratch disks full? How do I unfill 'em?
I am working with a large file and sometimes when I try to transform a selection I am told that the command can't be completed because the scratch... -
YrbkMgr #2
Re: scratch disk full
To solve it, free up more disk space or if you have a second HD, designate the second HD as the scratch volume (provided it has more space on it). The first thing one should do is clean out the temp directory on your system.
Photoshop uses a temp file strategy extensively. The more you open up, edit, etc. the larger the file gets. When photoshop closes, it deletes it. That message is telling you that photohshop can not process whatever request because it has run out of room for the temp file.
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