Virtual Memory - I think...

It does, yes. Virtual Memory and Graphics have a lot in common. If they
didn't some of you guys wouldn't be able to open a file....

Anyone else agree?

John

Nathan wrote:
> 
> I beg to differ.  Talking about virtual memory settings in Photoshop
> seems quite related to graphics.  Anyone agree?
> 
> Deborah Adelman wrote:
> > This thread is OFF TOPIC for hwg-graphics and is not being redirected to
> > any HWG list, as it is off topic for all the lists.

IMHO this subject is entirely _on_ topic, if a little technical. I won't
make any comment about list guides other than to say that they often
seem a little arbitrary and heavy handed in their judgment. Of course,
this posting will probably be deemed off topic and I'll be told not to
post for a week. Big Deal!

;+}

Randy Lewis
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Leave Windows '95 to sort out your V/Mem. One thing to watch is that
Windows requires at least twice your RAM in free HDD space on C: (unless
its somewhere else). To be safe it hepls to have three times your RAM... If
your HDD gets full Windows will slow down...

John Macleod
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer


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