I rarely render using Poser, but I was trying to render an image and set it to 3400 x 2550 at 72dpi (I have rendered big images such as this before). I got a message saying "Insuficient Disk Space to Render at Current Resolution," I have an 80 gig hard drive divided in two 40gig partitions, each has about 17 to 18 gigs of free space. I uninstalled Poser and the Pro Pack and re-installed everything again including patches for Poser 4 before installing Poser Pro Pack and the patch. I still get the same error. I went to change the virtual memory as explained on their site, but mine was already set to 512. I changed it to 10 anyway thinking maybe it's a magic number, nothing. Curious Labs suggested to change it to 1000MB, I still got the error message. Is there someone that ever had this problem? Am I beyond help?

Are you runing Win98 or Win2K. Have you defrag or cleanup you system lately. I render image that size with no problem. But I running win2K, 512 MB ram, 2 40 gig harddrive. and 1000mb virtual memory setting. Now sometiome after render alot of images I do get that error. I stop Poser, Cleanup the harddrive(delete temp files) and Defrag both drives. After that no more problems.

win2k.... let me try that

The "Out of Memory" error is actually related to a problem with a geometry file. You may be loading a figure that doesn't have the geometry file in the proper place. **** Another Poser error is the "Insufficient Disk space to render at this resolution" error. This problem is caused by the Windows 2000 and XP swap files. The recommended fixes are: 1.) Adjusting your swap file settings (I avoided that alternative) 2.) I placed Poser on its own 30GB hard drive, and very rarely have that problem any more. If I do have that problem, then it's time to do some disk cleanup, and defrag. (I use Norton SystemWorks and Norton SpeedDisk). *** You might be interested to know that this error has been covered many times recently. You might find more info by reading those threads.