All i'm trying to do is import a jpg file into adobe illustrator - just gives me "insufficient memory was available to complete the operation" error msg
Well, some of Adobe's apps (Photoshop, Illustrator) store user preference files in the Windows user profile folder, forget where it is... some like c:\documents and settings\username\local settings etc. These Adobe pref files can sometime become corrupt and cause wierd errors that you wouldn't get otherwise (like insufficient memory for a PC with 2GB or ram??? as if!) anyhow, I got this CTRL+SHIFT+ALT trick from Adobe themselves so I've used it since - just forgot about it momentarily... =)
Ok, here's the deal: right (immediately) after you double click the Adobe Illustrator icon to start it, you must press CTRL+SHIFT+ALT at the same time right away - and if correctly done, a pop up box will ask if you wish to clear your preference files - click Yes.
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