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by dklippert
The "Memory" referred to is System Resources. It's not directly related to RAM or HD space. It's a small amount of memory (about 128 k, I think) that is used for operations. An application is supposed to use this memory and then return it when it's unneeded. Many apps, however, are bad citizens and hoard memory.
I would suggest that you perform this operation after you have made sure that other programs are closed. You may also have to reboot the machine to recover memory.
You can check this under Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System Information, or by running "msinfo32.exe" on the Start>Run line.
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by richtee
Hello,
A possible solution in to check your 'Virtual Memory' settings. This is done by:
Right Click My Computer | Select Properties | Performance Tab | Virtual Memoray Button.
Select "Let me specify my own ..."
Accept the "No Maximum"
"Ok" your way back out, etc.
Try your procedures.
Hope it helps.
Rich
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