PSE 7 file to big in organizer

When I work with a canon raw (.cr2) file from my 50d and came back to the organizer, I get the message 'file is to big' in the organizer view.
What can I do?

According to Adobe at the link given by John R Ellis:
Special limit for layered PSD files
The Organizer has an additional image size limit for PSD files with layers. If the size of a layered PSD file exceeds half of the normal image size limit, then the Organizer will not display a thumbnail for the PSD file. Layers require more memory to draw than flattened (non-layered) files, so the Organizer restricts layered PSD files.
So, it seems that your file exceeds this limit. You may have to flatten the layers in order for it to be seen in the Organizer. Or, try the procedure to increase the limit by editing the registry.

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