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To: Zeuspaul who wrote (2117)	8/24/1998 6:04:00 PM
From: Spots	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

>>Before we go to far with this ... ZP, you're right, we could get bogged down easily. My reaction now that I know a little more is that there's probably a bad interaction between the ultra-modern Matrox and the old video driver. If that's the case it probably has nothing to do with RAM. To diagnose this you could conceivably swap out the video board. If someone suggested that to me, I admit I'd suggest a long walk off a short dock <g>. The only other suggestion I have worth a flip is to load a really big project to see if the app balks. If it doesn't, we can be pretty sure it's not in fact a RAM problem causing the trouble. I don't suppose you have to do anything really old like configuring expanded memory in EMM386 or something? If that were true, the app would demur, right? The fact that it loads means memory's ok, it sounds like. Spots