> Make sure you haven't run out of space on your hard drive. If that's
> not the case, see if the program sets aside temporary space. It could
> that it defaults at, say, 30,000 KB and then doesn't make the room to
> handle your file. You should be able to adjust that number, however.
> Check your software manual. Finallym, you may not have enough RAM to
> handle that large a file. You might need to increase your RAM a bit.

I suggested this, but Rod Speed has personally checked the drive (so he
claims) and it is not full and not fragmented.