I came across this today and thought it may be of help to others experiencing problems with loading applications, memory usage and speed.
I used it and it does work. It even sorts out some of the sluggishness related to Adobe Bridge.
Introduction
The amount of RAM used to be the limitation for the number of applications you can open at any one time. Even with the use of virtual memory, there was a practical limit to the number of applications you can open.
But today, having 1GB to 2GB of memory is not uncommon. With so much memory, it's now possible to load up many applications, even memory-guzzling ones like Adobe Photoshop. Or is that only what we think?
Believe it or not, even if you have so much memory, you may still encounter problems loading up all the applications you want. In fact, you may also face problems with the applications that are already running!
http://www.rojakpot.com/default.aspx...ar1=238&var2=0
Paris
I used it and it does work. It even sorts out some of the sluggishness related to Adobe Bridge.
Introduction
The amount of RAM used to be the limitation for the number of applications you can open at any one time. Even with the use of virtual memory, there was a practical limit to the number of applications you can open.
But today, having 1GB to 2GB of memory is not uncommon. With so much memory, it's now possible to load up many applications, even memory-guzzling ones like Adobe Photoshop. Or is that only what we think?
Believe it or not, even if you have so much memory, you may still encounter problems loading up all the applications you want. In fact, you may also face problems with the applications that are already running!
http://www.rojakpot.com/default.aspx...ar1=238&var2=0
Paris
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