>Photoshop's problem isn't memory. it's a CPU hog. it ignores Windows memory >management and does it on its own to be compatible with the Mac version of >Photoshop.
On a Mac, the best use of Photoshop WRT memory management is to create seperate hard disk partitions and designate them as Scratch Disks. I only have one on my Blue and White G3, approx 1 Gb totally dedicated to Photoshop, with the rest (5 Gb) as a normal hard drive. I will shortly be bringing in a 27 Gb drive, and will be allowing Photoshop to use the (then redundant) 6 Gb drive as a scratch Disk. Do Windows Photoshop environments prefer Scratch Disks ? Cheers, Cotty ____________________________________ Free UK Macintosh Classified Ads at http://www.macads.co.uk/ ____________________________________ Oh, swipe me! He paints with light! http://www.macads.co.uk/snaps/ ____________________________________
