Question by Jake: Why is PhotoShop CS3 Acting This Way?
I just downloaded Adobe’s PhotoShop CS3 for free 2 days ago.. Today, I opened up my file that has the size of 1800 x 1000. This size is so I can create a new Twitter background. Today, I re-opened the file and I went to go use the gradient tool. The gradient tool takes a hour too fully load; that’s if it doesn’t freeze. This time the screen froze, & my internet browsers became slow & unresponsive. I pressed & held the power button & turned back on my laptop. I proceeded too click on PhotoShop CS3. I went too go open up my file that I had Saved before & a window popped up saying “Could not complete the commands because the scratch disks are full”. I looked this up on iGoogle & found that since PhotoShop CS3 didn’t close out correctly last time, that I needed to delete the “~####.TMP” files. I searched for “Temp” & “~####.TMP”. The results said that there was no document saved on my laptop with those type of words included. When I try to do a new file with the size of 25 x 50; it works just fine & lets me. I’m wondering what I should do…
Best answer:
Answer by John Thom
I found this for you and I can’t explain it easier than the way he did:
http://www.easyelements.com/scratch-disk-is-full.html
This one shows you the menu to choose to change your “Scratch Disk”
http://www.creative-wisdom.com/imaging/photoshop_tech/scratch.html
Could you post an “Additional Details” as to how much space you have left on your Hard Drive and how large your Hard Drive is?
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