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Scratch Disk query
I have changed my computer some time ago from Win98 to XP Pro, I am using
Photoshop V7. I have two large drives "C" with the Adobe Program and "D"
for my saved images. I keep getting a messages warning me that Photoshop
scratch disk should not be the same drive as the program is installed on. I
changed the set-up, the first setting from Start-up to "D" then the second
from None to "C". from that point I could not get Adobe to run. each time I
clicked on the icon I got a message:- Could not intialize Photoshop because
of a program error !! - After a lot of trial and error I managed to switch
it back to its original settings, and I can once again use Photoshop. But
now getting the error message again that I started with i.e. "Photoshop
scratch disk should not be the same disk" Any suggestions please.
JB (if replying direct remove No_spam)
JB Guest
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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 error (didn't see this one in FAQ)
It means what it says -- your hard disk(s) are full. -
Yet Again... Location of Scratch Disk
I have 2 hard drives, each w/ multiple partitions. On the first hard drive is the WinXP OS and in another partition on the first hard drive is where... -
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 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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