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To: Howard R. Hansen who wrote (11452)	11/9/2000 1:33:52 PM
From: Rick Faurot	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

<<See Message 11424>> Yes, I did that last night. Traced back through the thread and got a lot of good insights. Thanks to all for many helpful posts. <<With regards to an earlier question the Resource Meter only monitors the status of two 64 kilobyte heaps, the USER and GDI heaps. The System Resources reading shown is the lessor at any point in time of the USER and GDI readings. In other words the System Resource reading duplicates one of the other two readings. >> Interesting. Another piece of the puzzle. I started using the System Monitor as wily suggested and the relationship between Processor Usage, Unused Physical Memory and the readings in the Resource Meter is interesting. I seem to have an unusually small amount of unused physical memory (this means RAM?) most of the time, eg, right now 1.9M unused out of 128M RAM seems low and I've seen it drop to 32k. Rick