MACBOOK PRO
MACBOOK PRO
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- ConceptHue0
Get a PC ???
(check your virtual memory settings, check InDesign's scratch disk/cache settings ... if it has them like Photoshop does..)
Other than that, I don't know what to try...
Possible faulty memory chip. Remember your computer CAN still run even with a bad stick of RAM, but when a program that's very taxing on RAM starts accessing it like a fat kid on a donut....you could run into trouble.
I don't know if there's any way to test on a Mac for bad ram...I'm sure there's some utility.