>On Tuesday, January 21, 2003, at 04:54 PM, James Morgan wrote:
>> Second, make yourself one scratch disk. I don't know of any
>> advantage to more than one. Photoshop puts an invisible file on the
>> scratch disk and uses it as a cache. Because so much data goes in
>> and out of the scratch disk and the resulting possibility of
>>
>
>Hi James, I want to ask for some guidance on the scratch disk. I have
>PS 7 and when I selected scratch disk from the preferences it asks only
>for location, I could not find where to put any size on it. What gives?
>
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You can't size a scratch disk in the Photoshop preferences.
You set the size of a scratch disk in drive setup when you partition
the hard drive. Make one partition (Volume) that you intend to use as
a scratch disk, name it scratch disk after you have finished
partitioning and initializing, and then choose it in Photoshop
preferences.
Don't use it for anything else important, just as a precaution.
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