hi,
i need to set my undo level to max, unfortunately it consume memory.
how to flush the memory within a project as soon as i am satisfy that i would not use the undo any more?
thnks
marc
undo 200 level
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keenart
How to purge the Undo/Redo Hisory:
Undo/RedoHistory. To remove all actions in the Undo Before and Redo To submenus, select Clear Undo/Redo History from the Edit menu. This removes all actions permanently.
You can conserve additional memory by doing the following:
Turn off the Browse Cache,
Set the image display quality to low.
Close all palettes not used.
Use as small a Work Window as possible.
Shut off Auto-Save and Backup.
Turn off all external devices when booting, Scanners, Printers, and so on.
The larger your System Memory and System Cache the longer your working time. Put your Swap file on a second drive and let XP manage your memory.
You can always search the Web for a Memory Manager Program that can Flush the Memory.
Undo/RedoHistory. To remove all actions in the Undo Before and Redo To submenus, select Clear Undo/Redo History from the Edit menu. This removes all actions permanently.
You can conserve additional memory by doing the following:
Turn off the Browse Cache,
Set the image display quality to low.
Close all palettes not used.
Use as small a Work Window as possible.
Shut off Auto-Save and Backup.
Turn off all external devices when booting, Scanners, Printers, and so on.
The larger your System Memory and System Cache the longer your working time. Put your Swap file on a second drive and let XP manage your memory.
You can always search the Web for a Memory Manager Program that can Flush the Memory.
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heinz-oz
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keenart
heinz
I don't know about Marc, but I do a lot of abstract painting with PI and often have 100 undo\s to try different efects and so on. I find it easier than taking a lot of snapshots (file saving between undos) since they don't save the History anyway.
I have run out of memory several times because I work with large images. I haven't found a better way yet, but hope Microsoft stops hoggin all of the memory.
I saw an article online the other day about a product that is supposed to able to flush the memory for you so you can continue to work without crashes. I may have to look into it.
I don't know about Marc, but I do a lot of abstract painting with PI and often have 100 undo\s to try different efects and so on. I find it easier than taking a lot of snapshots (file saving between undos) since they don't save the History anyway.
I have run out of memory several times because I work with large images. I haven't found a better way yet, but hope Microsoft stops hoggin all of the memory.
I saw an article online the other day about a product that is supposed to able to flush the memory for you so you can continue to work without crashes. I may have to look into it.