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did you upload the wrong screenshot-tomos
Well done, Tomos, you win today's spot-the-dummy competition-cranioscopical (July 08, 2008, 10:55 AM)
That's a nice screen set-up.
I like the levitating cat! (see attachment in previous post)-cranioscopical (July 08, 2008, 10:43 AM)
YES! Exact same issue here. In fact it has logged in successfully... once it has returned you to the unfilled page, enter the URL googlemail.com in the address bar and it will take you to your inbox.-Ampa (July 08, 2008, 06:31 AM)
They are quite small (3inches by 10inches) and although they seem very high quality, aren't very sticky.just over 7cm x 25cm (I'm bored-mouser (July 08, 2008, 03:52 AM)
)That alternate data stream problem seems quite severe, look at this little bundle of joy : http://www.windowsec...te_Data_Streams.html-justice (July 08, 2008, 03:21 AM)
Do you have a place I can upload the zip file or how do you handle things like this?short-term:-msgray (July 08, 2008, 02:43 AM)
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]It seems like this breakage coincided with the FF upgrade to 2.0.0.15. Is everyone who is experiencing the problem on this version?-CWuestefeld (July 07, 2008, 04:04 PM)
Heh, especially considering they have their own "proprietary virtual memory technology", it's even more silly it won't run without a windows pagefileabsolutely-f0dder (July 07, 2008, 03:12 PM)
tomos: it simply refuses to run without, even though you have plenty of RAM? Interesting... and what a silly limitation to impose-f0dder (July 07, 2008, 11:40 AM)
from the Photoshop 5.5 help:-
When your system does not have enough RAM to perform an operation, Adobe Photoshop uses a proprietary virtual memory technology, also called the scratch disks. Virtual memory is disk space used for storing data during a work session when the amount of RAM is insufficient. (This scratch disk space is not a Windows swap file or Mac OS virtual memory, but is used only when working in Photoshop.)
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The amount of free space on the scratch disk must be greater than or equal to the amount of RAM you have allocated to Photoshop. To ensure good performance, Photoshop writes the entire RAM contents to the scratch disks during idle times. If the scratch disks run out of free space, Photoshop quits taking additional RAM—regardless of what you have allocated to the program. This means that if you’ve allocated 60 MB to Photoshop [1999 standards-tomos (August 12, 2007, 12:18 PM)
I've always felt that if you couldn't figure out how to use the tools at your disposal, you didn't deserve to find what you were looking forbooo allen-allen (June 30, 2008, 09:42 PM)
I wouldn't call "Simply Google" simple at all. "Direct Google" would be a better name for itagreed-f0dder (July 07, 2008, 06:41 AM)
tomos: the application minidumps (ie., a standard program that crashes and fires up DrWatson) don't require pagefile - only the BSOD-produced dumps.-f0dder (July 06, 2008, 08:14 AM)
You shouldn't have no swap file at all - and you should have a small swap file on the windows drive (64Mb minimum). Without a 64Mb swap file on the OS partition you won't be able to use any debugging messages from Windows when there is a problem. In order to trace system faults Windows needs to produce a 'mini-dump' and can't do that without at least a 64Mb Pagefile.sys on C: (or whichever drive windows is installed to).-Carol Haynes (July 06, 2008, 07:40 AM)
I'm sorry I was probably a bit snippy there, I forget how much of a pain in the a** it is to read through such a long thread-Ehtyar (July 05, 2008, 06:33 PM)
As mentioned earlier in this thread, the portable version can be run whilst a fully installed version is in use.-Ehtyar (July 04, 2008, 09:59 PM)
Try new MouseScroll! You can switch in the Alt+Tab menu to next or previous item only by <Win>+scroll wheel up or down.
If you release the <Win>-key, then selected item(window) will activated. To escape Alt+Tab menu just press down <Esc> while you holding <Win>.
Also one very useful preview feature I found, testing MouseScroll: if you press down <Alt> while <Win> is holds you can see (check) the selected item(window). It will be activated, but Alt+Tab menu do not hide. If selected item is not you want to switch to, you can continue to scroll mouse, selecting other items in the Alt+Tab menu and preview them by <Alt>.-wep (July 05, 2008, 04:24 AM)
Fuzzy Duck Explorer Plus !??
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Did anyone try it, or have even heard of it, before?-Curt (July 03, 2008, 02:44 PM)