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2 total messages Started by U.A.W. Wilson Wed, 22 Feb 1995 23:02
EN+2 module out of memory
#84
Author: U.A.W. Wilson
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 1995 23:02
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Dear Endnote Users

I'm trying to do the final formatting of my Ph.D. thesis and have
started receiving 'out of memory' messages from EN+.

Details:
PowerMac 7100/66av 16/500, Syst 7.1.2, RAM Doubler.
Word 5.1a allocated up to  14mb of RAM.
EndNote Plus Module 2.0.1 beta2

Document is a Word File series of 23 separate documents, total size
approx 1.1mb.  THe original documents were written with EN+ Module v1.0
but each has been opened individually and EN+ 2 has converted the place
markers etc.  The File series had previously been successfully formatted
using EN+ v1.0 on a Centris 610 12/250 with Word 5.1a allocated 8mb RAM
last year.

Now when I open the first document in the series, with the correct 
library open and proceed to format the bibliography there is a pause
then the message:

'Session too complex. Please close a window.'

No other windows are open.  After clicking <OK> formatting appears to
start for approx 1-2 seconds before there is another message:

'Not enough memory to complete operation'

With only 2 days before the final version must be presented I am
getting VERY WORRIED!

Can you help?

Many thanks
--
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Ulric Wilson
Port Erin Marine Laboratory, University of Liverpool,Port Erin, Isle of Man
e-mail ulli@liverpool.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)1624-832027 Fax: +44 (0)1624-835788

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Re: EN+2 module out of memory
#83
Author: Larry Hatmaker
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 1995 10:46
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In article <D4FC00.HMC@liverpool.ac.uk>, ulli@liverpool.ac.uk (U.A.W. Wilson) wrote:

>Dear Endnote Users
>
>I'm trying to do the final formatting of my Ph.D. thesis and have
>started receiving 'out of memory' messages from EN+.
>
>Details:
>PowerMac 7100/66av 16/500, Syst 7.1.2, RAM Doubler.
>Word 5.1a allocated up to  14mb of RAM.
>EndNote Plus Module 2.0.1 beta2
>
>Document is a Word File series of 23 separate documents, total size
>approx 1.1mb.  THe original documents were written with EN+ Module v1.0
>but each has been opened individually and EN+ 2 has converted the place
>markers etc.  The File series had previously been successfully formatted
>using EN+ v1.0 on a Centris 610 12/250 with Word 5.1a allocated 8mb RAM
>last year.
>
>Now when I open the first document in the series, with the correct 
>library open and proceed to format the bibliography there is a pause
>then the message:
>
>'Session too complex. Please close a window.'
>
>No other windows are open.  After clicking <OK> formatting appears to
>start for approx 1-2 seconds before there is another message:
>
>'Not enough memory to complete operation'
>
>With only 2 days before the final version must be presented I am
>getting VERY WORRIED!
>
>Can you help?
>
>Many thanks
>--
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>Ulric Wilson
>Port Erin Marine Laboratory, University of Liverpool,Port Erin, Isle of Man
>e-mail ulli@liverpool.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)1624-832027 Fax: +44 (0)1624-835788
>
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Just a guess here. Have you bumped up the memory available for EN+? It's possible that you're running into the max available there, even though your MSWord has 14MB. I've increased mine for EN+ up to 1024 from 768 preferred. That might not be enough for your file size, but that might be a first step.

Larry

-- 
Larry Hatmaker
Center for Electronic Studying
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