Pourquoi "mémoire insuffisante" pour importer image TIFF liée ?

Je n'arrive pas à importer une image TIFF de 300 Mo avec le lien sous illustrator CS2. Cela fonctionne quand je décoche le lien mais cela ne m'arrange pas !

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/722309?tstart=0
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je démarre un projet tout ce passe bien jusqu'au moment du rendu ça débute bien
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Par contre, le fichier s'affiche sans message d'erreur quand je diminue le zoom...
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Quelle version de Adobe reader utilisez-vous? Si c'est 10.1.4. (la plus réçente) ça pourrait être (parti d'?) une erreur (à mon avis sévère) de Adobe Reader et Acrobat conçernant des fichiers pdf utilisant d'images de compression jpeg2000. Reader et Acrobat semblent d'avoir de nouveaux problèmes à décoder les images jpeg2000 dans beaucuop de pdf issuant le méssage "Donnée insuffisante pour image". On ne peut ni regarder ni imprimer ces fichiers ni exporter leurs images. Peut-être les autres usagers du réseau utilisent toujours une vielle version de Adobe Reader. Demandez les! Si possible essayez d'ouvrir ce fichier avec version 10.1.3 ou partagez l'adresse du fichier ici pour nous le tester. Si j'ai raison (tout fonctionne bien avec 10.1.3) postez un message sur https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform et continuez d'utiliser la version 10.1.3, si vous êtes d'accord de porter le risque de sa vulnerabilité et si vous n'êtes pas forçés de changer sur la version 10.1.4. pour d'autre raisons.
La discussion sur le problème jpeg2000 vous pouvez suivre sur http://forums.adobe.com/message/4628383#4628383 (anglais)
Excusez mes fautes d'orthographie et de grammaire. Ma langue maternelle n'est pas français.

Is there a way to import images that have been edited and assign them to the original?

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Why can't I import a TIFF file?

Why can I not import a simple TIF file?
Saved from PhotoShop CC, no compression (as normal) and no layers.
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Fuzzy Barsik wrote:
Well, then I almost ran out of ideas. The only other option that would entail this error message I know of is 'Per Channel' Pixel Order. If it were the matter of a bit depth, you'd get another error message...
Appreciate the thought!
It has to be a killer bug. It worked 2 weeks ago, last time I did it.
Per Channel Pixel Order? It is regular, bog standard. Should work either progressive or interlaced (and has done in the past).
Here's the info from "Image Data" in PhotoShop CC:
Could it be the PhotoShop CC update has broken this? If so - how do I revert back?
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quote: "If I select File -> Import -> Images, and then select a directory of TIFF files that do not contain color information the thumbnails only show the image orientation, but are otherwise greyed out. Color TIFFs display normally."
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303195
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