Have you tried running PSP in WinXP compatibility mode as I suggested previously?

Sleep tight.

Correct, paging file would seem to be large enough, don't change it.

Now try running PSP X2 in Win XP compatibility mode.

If that doesn't work I suggest you uninstall the programme and reinstall it.

Your link doesn't work, it has 2 extra characters on the end.

To post the image here, place the correct url between [ img ] https://www.pentaxuser.com/images/gallery/2009/09/normal/take-off_1252522845.jpg [ / img ] (remove all spaces from between [ and ])

The easiest way to do this is to copy the url from the address bar, paste it in the comment box, highlight the entire url and hit the button marked 'Image' below the comment box.

Like this:-

Search help for 'page file' or 'paging file', it'll tell you how to change it on Vista.

The MZ6 is compatible with the latest flashes in wireless and P-TTL modes and all Pentax K mount lenses.

The MZ-S can't fully utilise FA-J or DA series lenses having no aperture ring because you can't set the aperture on the body.

Chances are your virtual memory setting is not right for your machine. You need to set your paging file (virtual memory)to be at least equal to the amount of physical ram in the machine I.E. 3Gb.

In Win XP, this is accessed by looking at My Computer > Properties > Advanced > Settings (Performance) > Advanced

I'm sure it'll be similar in Vista. If not, search help for paging file.

Another thought, you could try running your prog in WinXP compatibility mode. Right click the .exe file or icon > Properties > Compatibility and set it accordingly.

Mods: We now have three threads relating to the demise of the Samsung GX series.

Its called " the part of the camera that holds the brand name", or strap.

You belong here Gwyn. Come back soon.

I am one who needs a reason to keep coming back here, hopefully you will find a reason too.

It's not all doom and gloom, those who have spoiled this forum in recent times either have, or will have very soon, left it.