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This is not correct !!!

I can use this RAM only with Adobe Photoshop 4.0.

If I run Wfw 3.11 wit Win32s I have at Start-Up 72% free System-Resources.
Then Ich I run Adobe Photoshop 4.0 they go back to 17%.

And thats all.
I am working very much with Kodak PCD's (3072x2048 in True Color) and 
Adobes PSD Multilayer Format.

I can open 20 Pictures withot problems.
I think, Adobe use the second CPU and its 512 MB of ram.
The WfW 3.11 can not use more then 256 MB.

And I think, that the Adobe Photoshop 4.0 has its own Resource control 
which is more efficiente.

Michelle


MK>What I meant was ..
MK>
MK>If you ran enough programs to use that 256MB I figure you would run
MK>out of System Resources. However, if you're using say one huge program
MK>then I assume you'd be allright :)
MK>

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