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Hello,
I’m using PS 7 through a Citrix Term Server and when it starts up for some users they get the box asking them for scratch disk preferences since it thinks the current one is full. No matter which drive I select the next message I get is "Could not initialize Photoshop becuase of a program error." I have at least 10 GB free on all my disks, except one, which has 500MB free – it is the partition only for the paging file. But disk space shouldn’t matter yet since PS isn’t opening any specific file….I’m just opening the program. The odd thing is some users can open PS fine and don’t get any error messages about scratch disks. So far I’ve tried deleteing one users Photoshop profile directory which has all the preferences but that didn’t work. I can’t recall making any recent changes to my citrix server and they are relatively powerful machines with Xeon processors. The paging file is upwards of 2 GB. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks
-Mike
I’m using PS 7 through a Citrix Term Server and when it starts up for some users they get the box asking them for scratch disk preferences since it thinks the current one is full. No matter which drive I select the next message I get is "Could not initialize Photoshop becuase of a program error." I have at least 10 GB free on all my disks, except one, which has 500MB free – it is the partition only for the paging file. But disk space shouldn’t matter yet since PS isn’t opening any specific file….I’m just opening the program. The odd thing is some users can open PS fine and don’t get any error messages about scratch disks. So far I’ve tried deleteing one users Photoshop profile directory which has all the preferences but that didn’t work. I can’t recall making any recent changes to my citrix server and they are relatively powerful machines with Xeon processors. The paging file is upwards of 2 GB. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks
-Mike
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