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screensaver400 · 2006-08-30, 12:40

So I got a little crazy editing a file on Photoshop with my MacBook Pro, and was editing a 10,000 pixel per inch image. The trouble is, I had to force quit Photoshop, and now I'm missing about 10 gigs of space. I'm assuming this is because of the scratch disk. Any ideas on how to manually clear it?

EDIT: Nevermind, I got it. Thanks, OmniDiskSweeper!

Jason · 2006-08-30, 14:05

Just curious but what is the file named? I also use Omni Disksweeper and would like to check.

Thanks

screensaver400 · 2006-08-30, 14:59

Don't remember... But it was easy to find since it was 12GB. Its in the Private folder, somewhere in TMP.

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Jason Veteran Member Join Date: Oct 2004	2006-08-30, 14:05 Just curious but what is the file named? I also use Omni Disksweeper and would like to check. Thanks
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screensaver400 Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2005	2006-08-30, 14:59 Don't remember... But it was easy to find since it was 12GB. Its in the Private folder, somewhere in TMP.
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