"low memory" in exporting to progressive JPEG

hi, anyone knows how to deal with "low memory" or "low virtual memory" error when export file to progressive JPEG? it happens when file is from a few mb to 30 mb. if file is only under 1mb will be ok. I got pretty new pc: xp pro with dualcore 2.6 ghz and 4 gb ram, but it can not export 10 mb indd file to progressive JPEG. i did adjust page file to max 20000mb. but does not work. thanks for help.

it's only working a few times after computer got fresh start or restart, then"low memory" msg up again and can not to export progressive jpeg as 300 resolution. anyone has ever experienced this issue? is it possible that RAM type does not match with motherboard?

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Like you, I come from a 30 year career as an advertising still photographer. Back in my dark past, I got a degree in cinematoghraphy (video was basically live feed to air in a studio back then, or live capture to 2" video tape, for delayed broadcast.), but had so many still clients, that I really had no time to use my studies in film.
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I am still working with SD Projects, but will soon add HD and export to BD. I believe that this will get me closer to that quality "Holy Grail." Of course, this will also bring an upgrade for my workstation, my OS and a new video camera, plus a BD burner. It will be with this output in mind, that I will be testing ProShow Producer, plus PrPro CS4.1 (or whatever version it's up to by then).
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My G4 15" also has the "white spots" problem and a dead superdrive... I cannot believe how many hardware problems I'm having with this machine in comparison to all my older macs - even my sluggish powerMac 7200/90 never gave me this many headaches...
Alright, I'll stop complaining for now.
I've been able to browse the internet on this and found the following statements:
The lower memory slot gets "fried" because of a OS 10.3.9 upgrade,
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== This happened ==
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