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In article <3onr65$d69@pellew.ntu.edu.au> ruz@morinda.it.ntu.edu.au (Adrian Ruzsicska) writes:

A follow up to my own message.  Perhaps it might assist someone else
experiencing the same problem.

A call to Microsoft resolved the problem for me (at a cost).

Briefly:  When attempting to save files from within Corel Draw 4 the system
would respond with 

            "Not enough disk space to save file c:\xxx.cdr"


The fix which works is as follows:

When saving the drawing there is an option on the save screen titled 
"Image header".  A drop down menu allows you to select between:

        None
        1k (mono)
        2k (mono)
        4k (colour)
        8k (colour)             (For accuarcy I should point out that it
                                 actually spells it color :) )

The solution is to select one of either None, 1k or 2k.  Not the two colour
options.

After that proceed as normal.

Hope this helps someone.

Adrian Ruzsicska
ruz@it.ntu.edu.au

Corel=AE Draw 4.0 
 
When choosing Save As from the File menu, the error Not enough diskspace   
may appear, because the application is trying to load its own 16-bit   
driver, which is not supported under Windows NT. To solve this, select   
None or Only Mono Formats for the Image Header option. 
 
Art.

In article <3onr65$d69@pellew.ntu.edu.au>
ruz@morinda.it.ntu.edu.au (Adrian Ruzsicska) wrote: 

> G'day,
> 
> I'm hoping that someone may be able to offer some assistance with a problem
> I am experiencing.
> 
> I am trying some other things but would appreciate assistance if someone
> is able to render same.
> 
> Basically, when attempting to save a data file with Corel 4.0, corel 
> responds with the message:
> 
> Not enough disk space to save file c:\test.cdr
> 
> The drive has ample storage available.  I have tried with FAT and NTFS 
> drives and the problem is the same.
> 
> I have tried with some of the applications which accompany Corel, and they
> all appear to work correctly.  I reinstalled the application and that too
> did not help.
> 
> Any assistance would be appreciated.
> 
> Adrian Ruzsicska
> ruz@it.ntu.edu.au

I got a similar error trying to save from Corel 3. The way around it is to
save the file with a monochrome header. There is also a problem importing
bitmapped files. Corel responds with "Could not load the rasterizer"

Sean Keogh.

Sean@posgate.apana.org.au

ditto Sean's solution for Corel 4 under Windows NT (any version).  Only
since Corel 5, which is 32-bit compliant, can you save a file with all
defaults on, i.e. colour headers.

Allan Bordow