Front Page Program

errors in front page operations

[bostons4u]

I was in the process of making a new page and saving. When I went to save as it gave me this error message:

An unexpected error occurred: Not enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other programs to make more memory available and then try again.

I had no other programs open. I closed out front page and came back to create new blank page, hit save as and box popped open as usual and then the error message again.

Can anyone help? Thanks

[jimbeetle]

Sounds like something screwy with the system. The first thing I'd do is bring up the task manager (ctrl-alt-del) and see if there's a wild process running somewhere in the background chewing up chunks of memory.

If all else fails there's always the tried and true reboot.

[pageoneresults]

If you do a search in Google for that error, you'll find many reasons. The number one reason I've run into when seeing this error is due to the system being fragmented to the point where certain actions can no longer be performed.

When was the last time you defragged your system?

[jimbeetle]

Sheesh! I did a quoted search before I posted earlier and included +frontpage. Didn't get any results. Just looked again and it turns out I mispelled frontpage. Great Friday afternoon attention to detail.

[bostons4u]

I believe it has something to do with the front page program itself. I have defragged ect, there is no other programs running in the background. I just started getting this error. I have used this program for a few years now and have made several websites.

[Corey Bryant]

How about just a reboot? Sometimes Windows will not release all the memory and if you do not have too much you might need to reboot. I have 1G which is not that much these days and I usually reboot once a day before problems start to occur

-Corey

[pageoneresults]

Go to...

FrontPage > Tools > Site Settings > Advanced > Temporary Internet Files > Delete Files

We can start going through the various areas that may affect your memory issues. Temporary files are usually the first to look at.