Re: Outlook express could not be started


Doug Kanter wrote:

> I asked because most software does not release the memory it uses after you
> shut it down. Little by little, as the day goes on, you end up with less
> memory ("resources") available.

Not the cause. I dunno what is, but that is definitely not the cause.

I have a six-year old home-built with only 256mb of RAM that is on 24x7
and I've NEVER had that problem. NEVER. And I open and close programs
repeatedly over the course of a week or two (between reboots).

.

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