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i am using windows XP Pro, the PC is a compaq Evo d510 2.8Ghz, 512 Mb, 80 GB. i run a batch file that zips certain files from my PC to a share on a server. the first two batch files run without a proble,, however the last one which is supposed to zip a folder that contains almost 1 Gb of data, fails with the following error mesage. Pkzip. <E22> insufficient memory any idea why it does that? thanks |
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And the folks at PKWare, the makers of pkzip, have said what?
"elie" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:110de01c3f4b9$a6d50010$a001280a@phx.gbl... > Hi > > i am using windows XP Pro, the PC is a compaq Evo d510 > 2.8Ghz, 512 Mb, 80 GB. > > i run a batch file that zips certain files from my PC to > a share on a server. the first two batch files run > without a proble,, however the last one which is supposed > to zip a folder that contains almost 1 Gb of data, fails > with the following error mesage. > > Pkzip. <E22> insufficient memory > > any idea why it does that? > > thanks |
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After trying for 3 hours, altering _default.pif memory settings restarting many times checking the shortcut properties and batch file code, I found that when I deleted the target folder that I was trying to put the zip file into and then recreated the folder..insufficient memory error was gone!
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