Saving as Jpg Gives me a blue screen in Painter X

Every time I try and save as jpg in Painter X I get the blue screen of  
death. Anybody got any ideas?

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Hi Simon,

This is gonna sound crazy but it's the only thing I can recall hearing 
about that might help:

Make sure the folder you're saving to is not too far down in the folder 
and file structure. In other words, either move the folder to just below 
the root directory, or create a new folder there. Then try saving your 
JPG file to that new folder (or moved-up folder).

If that doesn't work, or you just don't want to try it, write directly 
to the Corel Painter development team at:

painterteam@corel.com


Good luck!


Jinny Brown
New Content at PixelAlley
http://www.pixelalley.com
_________________________


Simon Smith wrote:
> 
> Every time I try and save as jpg in Painter X I get the blue screen of  
> death. Anybody got any ideas?
> 

Thanks for the reply Jinny. I found the problem by googling. It's a  
conflict with a program called Folder Lock, in particular a file in the  
system 32 folder windrvNT.sys. Uninstalled Folder Lock and problem solved!

On Tue, 13 Nov 2007 18:14:32 -0000, Jinny Brown <jinbrown@pixelalley.com> 

wrote:

>
> Hi Simon,
>
> This is gonna sound crazy but it's the only thing I can recall hearing  
> about that might help:
>
> Make sure the folder you're saving to is not too far down in the folder  
> and file structure. In other words, either move the folder to just below  
> the root directory, or create a new folder there. Then try saving your  
> JPG file to that new folder (or moved-up folder).
>
> If that doesn't work, or you just don't want to try it, write directly  
> to the Corel Painter development team at:
>
> painterteam@corel.com
>
>
> Good luck!
>
>
> Jinny Brown
> New Content at PixelAlley
> http://www.pixelalley.com
> _________________________
>
>
> Simon Smith wrote:
>>  Every time I try and save as jpg in Painter X I get the blue screen  
>> of  death. Anybody got any ideas?
>>
>



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Hi Simon,

It's good to hear you solved the problem, and....

It's great that you shared the solution with us. It'll probably help others.

Thanks!


Jinny Brown
New Content at PixelAlley
http://www.pixelalley.com
__________________________

Simon Smith wrote:
> 
> Thanks for the reply Jinny. I found the problem by googling. It's a  
> conflict with a program called Folder Lock, in particular a file in the  
> system 32 folder windrvNT.sys. Uninstalled Folder Lock and problem solved!
>