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Old April 18th 03, 03:35 PM
Ed Castleberry
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Default Memory Allocate Problem with Scanner

I have an HP computer with AMDAthalon at 900 MZ, 512MB
Ram, and 60 GB hard drive. I am operating with Windows XP
Professional, upgraded from Windows 98 SE.

When trying to scan with my Umax Powerlook III scanner,
using Photoshop 7, I get an error message, "Memory
Allocate Error", with instructions to re-start Windows or
to re-boot my computer. I can't find a help reference for
this error message.

I am scanning 6x6 cm transparancies with file sizes as
large at 82mb. Did not have the problem with Windows 98SE
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Old April 27th 03, 02:54 PM
Peter Hutchison
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Default Memory Allocate Problem with Scanner

On Fri, 18 Apr 2003 07:35:48 -0700, "Ed Castleberry"
wrote:

I have an HP computer with AMDAthalon at 900 MZ, 512MB
Ram, and 60 GB hard drive. I am operating with Windows XP
Professional, upgraded from Windows 98 SE.

When trying to scan with my Umax Powerlook III scanner,
using Photoshop 7, I get an error message, "Memory
Allocate Error", with instructions to re-start Windows or
to re-boot my computer. I can't find a help reference for
this error message.

I am scanning 6x6 cm transparancies with file sizes as
large at 82mb. Did not have the problem with Windows 98SE


Try updating the scanner software from Umax's website.

Peter Hutchison
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