I've recently upgraded my PC workstation to Vista 64 bit edition from XP professional 32 bit edition. I'm getting problems in Vista with Illustrator CS3 telling me that there is not enough memory to place an image when I try to import a non native AI file such as PSD. This is daft as I've got 4gb of RAM and a very fast quad core processor and the files open ok in XP professional 32 bit edition and are not very big at all.
Is there a way to increase the amount of RAM available to Illustrator in Vista 64 bit like you can do with a Mac? Is there an issue with Illustrator CS3 and Vista 64 bit? I upgraded to 64 bit so that I could fully utilise the 4gb I have installed. In 32 bit editions, due to the way Windows maps memory, 2gb is the maximum available. How can I get IllustratorCS3 to stop showing these out of memeory messages and import files in the way it should?
Edited by: Colin on Jul 1, 2008 6:24 AM
Is there a way to increase the amount of RAM available to Illustrator in Vista 64 bit like you can do with a Mac? Is there an issue with Illustrator CS3 and Vista 64 bit? I upgraded to 64 bit so that I could fully utilise the 4gb I have installed. In 32 bit editions, due to the way Windows maps memory, 2gb is the maximum available. How can I get IllustratorCS3 to stop showing these out of memeory messages and import files in the way it should?
Edited by: Colin on Jul 1, 2008 6:24 AM