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To: Triffin who wrote (22690)10/1/2001 3:38:52 PM
From: Ed Forrest  Read Replies (1) of 110653
 
Jim

This also works for Windows ME.

Ed

Fix memory problems with the Memory Troubleshooter

If you frequently receive Out Of Memory errors when you attempt
to open a file or program and you know your system has plenty of
memory to handle the task, here's a little-known solution you can
use to troubleshoot your memory problems.

Windows 98 includes a wizard called the Memory Troubleshooter
as a built-in component of its Help system. This Windows 98 wizard
will provide you with troubleshooting tips and techniques you can
use to correct your memory allocation problems. Simply click the
Start button and choose Help. Select the Index tab and type
troubleshooting in the text box. Beneath the Troubleshooting heading,
double-click on Memory Problems. This will launch the Memory
Troubleshooter, which will provide you with questions to answer
regarding your memory problems. Once you've completed the wizard,
Windows 98 offers a solution to your problem.
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