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When Adobe Photoshop starts, it allocates a percentage of the system RAM as Photoshop memory. Adobe Photoshop effectively becomes the priority user of this memory.

Solution:

The solution to the problem

Follow the instructions to specify the amount of memory used by Adobe Photoshop 4.0:

Step 1- Open Adobe Photoshop 4.0 on the computer.

Step 2- Click on ‘File’ menu, select ‘Preferences’, and then select ‘Memory & Image Cache…’. (The ‘Preference’ dialog box appears.)

Step 3- Increase or decrease the amount of memory (percentage wise) used by Photoshop, in the ‘Used by Photoshop’ box.

Step 4- Click on ‘File’ menu and then select ‘Exit’ to close Photoshop.

Step 5- After that open Adobe Photoshop.

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