Allocating more memory to be able to compile. How?

How do I allocate more memory to CS5 in order to be able to compile AIR 2.5?
Small apps are compiling just fine,
Bigger apps like mine, however In CS5, always results in a grey windowed app, basically the compiler stops halfway.
It gives the same result in CS4 if I let the memory unchanged as the default of 128 mb.
If I allocate more memory to CS4, 512, I can compile perfectly, specific 2.5 code is also executed if I put traces.
but I cannot package as the app.xml gets overwrited during the package step. Its always sets it back to 1.5.
Since CS5 is ment to be able to compile/package AIR 2.5 apps, in fact its the very reason I have it on my disc,
I would like to know how do I compile my large app using CS5 if no extra allocation of memory is possible?
thx by advance

gentalspirit wrote:
why cant I put movies that i've purchased in the cloud storage?
Because it is not cloud storage. It is cloud backup. You need more storage capacity on your iPad, not in the cloud. iCloud backups up your purchases so that you can download them again for free at a later time. You need to make room on your iPad for local storage ... To make room for the movies.
We are not iTunes or Apple employees. You cannot cancel any order here. This is a support forum. If you want a refund, ask here.
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/

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