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1000000 is a pretty big stack, but not overly so. It all depends on the type of program and the data it uses, what it does and how it is programmed. And compared to your total system memory, you probably won't have a problem using 1 MB more for a stack - if is helps you.
Of course a DSI is a sign of problems, and the advice to not continue after ignoring one is sound. But e.g. in the case with PageStream, you also have to consider if it makes something possible which otherwise you couldn't do. I would try ignoring the DSI, then save the document often and in several generations (i.e. not overwriting each time). If you can continue working, and end up getting your document done without worse crashes, the benefits have outweighed the risks. And you have minimized the risks by saving often - and of course by not running anything else important simultaneously.
After you're done, reboot the machine to get a fresh start for any other work.
Best regards,
Niels
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