What does "not enough space in the heap" mean?

I'm trying to export my imovie project but it won't work becuase there is not enough space in the heap what does that mean and how do I fix it?

Hi
Error -108
Error -108 memFullErr Ran out of memory [not enough room in heap zone]
Turn off - TimeMachine usually works - re-try.
Can mean many thing's - My first thought is
• Free Space on Start-Up hard disk. How much ? (other disks do not count)
Yours Bengt W

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Every time I try to export I get an error message:
"Unable to prepare project for publishing.
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On 14/03/2011 06:36, hkarr wrote:
> iFolder client gets the following error:
>
> iFolder synchronization cannot complete because you don't have enough
> space on the server.
>
> Free space on the server = 464 MB (total space available 3000 MB)
> Space needed to complete synchronization = 2536 MB.
>
> Please free up space in your iolder and click OK.
464 MB is less than 2536 MB so error message is correct.
> Click Cancel to cancel to sync.
>
>
> iFolder client log looks like this:
> 13.3.2011 23:40:46 Synchronizing with server...
> 13.3.2011 23:40:48 Synchronization failed
>
>
> The volume size is 36 GB and it has free space 20% = 7 GB.
> So there is enough space to the iFolder sync.
Is there perhaps a volume or directory quota in place that would affect
the sync?
> iFolder host is NetWare 6.5.8 server and iFolder version is 2.1.8
>
> The same iFolder is synced from two (2) PC's, a desktop (XP SP3) and
> notebook (W7 SP1 32bit). Both have been working for long time.
>
> The problems are seen on notebook using Windows 7. The Windows 7
> (32-bit) OS has updated with SP1 on Saturday (May 12th.2011). After the
> update iFolder worked but on Sunday evening the errors started.
>
> iFolder client (2.1.8) has removed and reinstalled. First the client
> seemed to work OK, but after the sync of last file, the error reoccured
> again.
>
> iFolder sync partially works: files and folders created on desktop PC
> are synced to notebook.
> But files created on notebook are not synced to desktop.
>
> Any tips how to repair or troubleshoot?
Noting your follow-up reply re uninstall of Windows 7 SP1 I'll flag that
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been released before Windows 7 and certainly not updated for it (OES
Linux introduced iFolder 3).
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