Therefore, the best thing to do is regularly clear it out of all unnecessary files. The main reason your Photoshop is having to use scratch disks for additional memory, is because your internal disk has run out of space too. Here are some simple ways to fix the 'scratch disks are full' error on Mac. This additional storage will soon fill up too, typically with temporary files that are being automatically created as a way to back up different versions of your projects while you are working on them. The scratch disk in your Mac is essentially a hard drive space that Photoshop uses for extra storage, when your RAM has run out of memory for it. (i am using a wacom intuos pro weith up to date drivers, though this problem has been going on for a long time)ĮDIT: here is an older adobe forum thread with other folks having this problem: no solutions yet, and appears to be intuos specific.Anyone that regularly uses such programmes as Photoshop on Mac have encountered errors relating to the scratch disk, at one point or another.

Is there any way i can get wacom to stop automatically adding photoshop/illustrator to the functions setting, or at least be able to keep my own settings for those programs? i have tried removing the program from the list, editing the express keys, etc, but moments later (or upon reopening the program) it is reset to the defaults.

What i can't figure out is how to get it to STOP doing that. i recently found the FAQ that explains that this is a feature of the driver My wacom tablet driver automatically adds program specific settings for adobe products like photoshop and illustrator, specifically for the express keys (tools>functions).

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