Scratch Disk Errors When Cropping
If you are getting a "scratch disk full" error when attempting to crop
an image, it's likely that you inadvertently have size and resolution
values entered in the options bar for the crop tool, or you entered
values in the wrong units. For instance, entering dimensions of 1200 x
1600 when your units are set to inches instead of pixels is going to
create a huge file that could trigger the scratch disk full message.
The solution is to press clear in the options bar after selecting the
crop tool but before dragging a crop selection. (See Fixing Problems
with Photoshop's Crop Tool)
-jim
www.jimbphotos.com
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From: "maryo" <nmomno2000@yahoo.com>
To: photoshop-beginners@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 2/23/2012 1:06:51 PM
Subject: [photoshop-beginners] Scratch Disk Full
>Has anyone encountered the box stating the "scratch disk is full" and if so how do you empty it? Got all ready to do some work on CS5 and the box came up when I told it to "crop image." My computer guru is not home to help. Thanks for any help you can give. Maryo
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