It is a simple setting change in your php.ini file. The varialbe is 'memory_limit'. The stock value is 8m. Bump it up to 16m. Be sure to restart your web server to reload the PHP config, if you are running PHP as a module.
Remember too that Google is your friend. You can search for just about any error any software can generate (The generic part of the rror, not your server path) on Google and find plenty of other people who have had the same problem and solved it. That is how I discovered the memory_limit setting years ago, when I first got that error myself. Eric
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