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Daniel the Schenz

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  1. Thank you, @v_kyr! I want to close this thread here because it is in fact a duplicate of this and everything is said over there! DtS
  2. Thank you, @v_kyr and @Old Bruce! I created a symbolic link following the steps you have indicated. It was a bit tricky to locate the PersonaBackstore.dat file because it is so hidden, but after running a Spotlight search within "HD : private : var" I found it. I just want to note, too, that there is a whole thread—in German, but whatever—on this same issue and the solution these lads (especially @PowerBug2.0, so thanks to you, too!) came up with was to prefer embedding files instead of linking them in the "File > Placement Policy" menu. That did increase their file size but for reasons unknown it did not exaggerate the PersonaBackstore.dat file so much. Okay, thank you all for your help! I think this will work. If it doesn't, I will give you lads a little shout again! DtS
  3. Thanks, @v_kyr! I have asked that question over there, too, but do you have any idea how I can on a Mac?
  4. That's great info! Just, how do I do this? Note: I'm running it on macOS Big Sur. Thanks anybody in advance!
  5. Update: I bit the bullet, scrapped my work and re-launched the app. Now I'm back at the full 55GB of available disk space. In Photoshop I can assign a scratch disk. I read that this option is not available on A.Photo because 'it seems to be a much more memory efficient app than Photoshop'. Well, it seems it isn't, actually. So how can I do something similar to assigning a scratch disk or else prevent A.Photo from killing my Mac? Best, Daniel
  6. Hi! I'm on macOS Big Sur (newest version) and I have one 120 GB system drive (55GB available) and a 4TB external drive (3.6TB available). Thanks! Daniel
  7. Hello! I have recently started to use A.Photo and noticed that the app will completely occupy my whole hard drive (before opening A.Photo: 55GB free and available) when editing even a relatively small file (100MB) with the app. At the moment, I am facing the problem that I can't save the currently open file because I only have 1.5MB left. I cannot even save the file to an external drive because that, too, seems to require some space on my hard drive first, which is unavailable. So how do I save my progress, and how do I keep A.Photo from cluttering my whole drive while in use? I hope you can help, any replies are appreciated! (Please don't make me do things that need more than 1.5MB of hard drive space…!) Best, Daniel
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