Re: Increase Swap File Size



Thanks to all for your suggestions, leads, ideas, etc. I have noticed, re my
problem, that if I open 3D GL first and then create the image, I don't have
any difficulty.

Frankly, if what I have in the way of hd and ram isn't enough, I need fewer
apps, not more space to put them. But that's a personal reaction and has
nothing to do with anything other than my own feelings.

Thanks again.

"Mike Hall (MS-MVP)" wrote:

The best way to get more RAM is to go out and buy it.. RAMboosters take more
than they give back..

Go to http://www.crucial.com to ascertain memory type required..

Messages reporting 'low on memory' more often than not are reporting lack of
pagefile and/or hard disk space.. clean up your system.. run DiskCleanup,
most likely found in your 'accessories - system tools' folder.. if you have
set a pagefile size, go back and set it for 'Windows managed'.. if you have
altered the pagefile size because you are running out of space, you need to
buy a larger hard drive along with the memory..

--
Mike Hall
MVP - Windows Shell/User


"janfeb" <janfeb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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i went to download.com and downloaded rambooster.i used it on win me not xp
yet.when u install it,it sits near the clock when ur very lopw on ram u
right
click it
click open move slider to right then click more ram.it cleans what ever it
can from ram giving u more ram.

"MSeidman" wrote:

After more than a decade on Macs, I've moved over to Windows,
particularly
for some of the fractal rendering programs. That's where I've run into a
problem that I can't figure a solution to.

In using Chaospro, under 3D in open GL mode, nine out of ten times, I get
a
message telling me that I'm out of memory and offering three suggestions.
The first, and the one I'd like to follow up on, is to increase the swap
file
size--the rest of the message say System Configuration/System. When I
finally tracked something like that down, the options I saw didn't seem
to
solve my problem, but they certainly looked as if I'd run into more if I
touched anything, so I was outta there.

It was relatively easy dealing with that kind of problem on the Mac:
highlight the app, go to information, increase memory size. Is there
something similar in Windows XP?

I was also told I could close open programs, but I didn't seem to have
any.

Finally, we got into partitions, something I never messed with. Two
choices
there:move to a different partition or remove (or move, I guess) things
that
are on the same partition as Chaospro.

As I said, none of that seems to help me. I'm an old dog, and this is a
new
trick. Anyone able to help?

Thank you.



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