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Dialogue box regularly popping up within InDesign CS6 saying 'Out of Memory'. Frequently occurs, ever since installing OS X El Capitan on iMac 2 weeks back. Prior to OS update message had never appeared. 16GB RAM installed, Activity Monitor all reading fine. Have unchecked 'Auto-Collapse' and 'Auto-Show Hidden Panels' in Preferences, as some have suggested. Still no joy. CS6 Illustrator, Photoshop and Bridge all seem fine. Any suggestions? Many thanks
I have the very same problem. (ID CS6 on El capitan). Yesterday I trash Indesign preferences and then disable "Application Frame" under Indesign Window menu. So far so good, no more out of memory massages, missing undos and blank screens in Indesign all day. Todays workflow was pretty same as yesterday, so I hope this is solution.
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I looked at all of these forums to help, but despite trying all the preference resets, Java changes, and reloading the application, it wasn't working. So...
...I tried this yesterday, and for the first time I was able to go the entire day without InDesign CS6 crashing.
SHOCK!
This is what I did:
I moved the entire InDesign CS6 application folder from my Mac HD > Applications folder to my Username > Applications folder. I opened InDesign CS6 from that location and it asked if I wanted to update, so I did.
For the past few months since I upgraded to El Capitan, my InDesign CS6 crashed at least every hour to hour and a half. Yesterday was awesome, no crashes! Hope this helps someone out there, I'll update if I have any other issues since doing this.
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I found after a bit of effort that the Out of Memory message was right. Figured out which page the export hung on and found that a consultant had saved multiple TIFs at 600 ppi at over 200 MB per image. Changed the resolution to 300 ppi and problem solved. So . . . be sure to check the resolution of your images as part of the problem solving. I am using CS6 with the MacOS High Sierra.