I run several large applications concurrently on my NT workstation. One of the annoying things about NT is that when the applications are left idle (e.g. overnight) the operating sytem gradually rolls them out of main memory even though I have large (320 MB) memory and plenty of available memory, and the application windows have not been minimized. This results in long waits when I want to start using the application again. Other operating systems have a less aggressive paging algorithm, anddon’t start rolling applications out of memory until available memory is at some predefined minimum. Are there any ways to curb NT’s aggressive rollout behaviour ?
TIA
