| Re: Photoshop/jp2000 I don't know that I have the specific answer to the problem, (and furthermore, I don't understand all I know about the situation), but the last time I had that type of problem, Adobe techs gave me a ballpark amount of ram to be assigned to CS3 in the performance section, and I had more than that assigned. By actually reducing the amount of ram allowed to CS3, I eliminated the "Not enough RAM" messages. The problem I had then had nothing to do with the type of file I was attempting to load, and the same condition may apply in this case.
It might be worth a try to reduce the amount of RAM allowed to CS3 to see if it helps.
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