Re: AdobePS 8.5.1 Mac unable to load OEMClib

[Larry Kollar <Larry.Kollar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hedley Finger wrote:

>But, when I choose the AdobePS driver in the Chooser, the Laser Select
>360 is not displayed in the pane listing network devices, which remains
>blank.  Instead, I get an error message that says AdobePS is unable to
>load OEMClib owing to insufficient memory.
>
>Isn't 56 Mb RAM and 56 Mb virtual memory (courtesy Ram Doubler 8)
>enough?   I have used Get Info on both AdobePS and OEMClib but, being
>extensions, you cannot see what memory they require or change it, as you
>can with applications.

You could try to increase the Chooser's memory, but I don't think
that's the problem. Bob Canastra's suggestion sounds plausible.

In addition, try all the standard MacFixes --

  - Rebuild the desktop.

  - Reboot and hold down the space bar to bring up the Extensions
    Manager. Temporarily disable everything but AdobePS and the
    absolute necessities. You may have an extension conflict.

  - Run Disk First Aid (and Norton Disk Doctor if you have it) on
    the drive.

I use AdobePS exclusively here; it's well worth the effort to get
it going especially if you're using Frame and Acrobat.

	Larry



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