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Jul 3rd 2001#7385 Report
Carlos
Member since: Jul 3rd 2001
Posts: 4
PhotoShop 6.0.1 Mac "clone tool" crashes program. I have over 85 megs allocated to PhotoShop. The file I'm working on is 643k.
Any ideas.
I just installed QuickTime Pro. I don't think there is a correlation.
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Jul 3rd 2001#7389 Report
4thgear
Member since: Jun 25th 2001
Posts: 6
Just trash your preferences
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Jul 3rd 2001#7400 Report
tornupinside
Member since: Mar 27th 2001
Posts: 2237
4thgear said the exact thing I would say first....

if that don't help, yell back and what MAc OS are you running?
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Jul 3rd 2001#7422 Report
Carlos
Member since: Jul 3rd 2001
Posts: 4
trashing the prefs. did not work
Brand new machine. It came with OS 9.1 and X, although I wiped the
HD and started anew with 9.1.
in short I'm running OS 9.1.
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Jul 3rd 2001#7427 Report
bubba8372
Member since: Mar 19th 2001
Posts: 73
trash your photoshop 6 and go back to 5.02 until they fix all the stupid bugs in 6.0
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Jul 3rd 2001#7428 Report
Carlos
Member since: Jul 3rd 2001
Posts: 4
Not a solution!
Although a reinstall is worth a shot I post results.
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Jul 4th 2001#7472 Report
pank
Member since: Mar 16th 2001
Posts: 2421
Also be sure to download the 6.1 update...
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Jul 5th 2001#7587 Report
4thgear
Member since: Jun 25th 2001
Posts: 6
OK you trashed preferences - Ive got basically the same set up as you OS 9 and Photosho[p 6.1 - theres no intrinsic crashing problem with the Photoshop 6.1 - if anything its more solid than 5.5!

Its probably an extension conflict - try going thorough the business of switching off some of your unecessary extensions, and restarting, This kind of thing sometimes happens when you install some dodgy games software or something - but this should sort it.

If it doesnt then your last resort is to get hold of Norton Utilities or something and repair and optimise your disk - dont worry this won't harm any of your work!
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Jul 6th 2001#7679 Report
kingchetney
Member since: Jul 5th 2001
Posts: 6
I think u should just trash the mac and get another computer.... Never like mac's sorry
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Jul 6th 2001#7695 Report
septor
Member since: Jun 29th 2001
Posts: 73
macs are the best for graphics
simple as that
I wish I had a mac
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