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Wed, 3 Mar 1999 07:16:55 -0400
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Re: Resource Leak Big Enough To Sink Titanic
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On 2 Mar 99, at 22:15, Dennis Thiel wrote:
> I have 128MB RAM. A 320 MB swap file would be overkill. In fact, with this
> much physical RAM, I should need less virtual memory. That is why I'm
> baffled as to why my resources run so low.

The amount of installed RAM has nothing to do with free
resources.

What is your default printer ?

If you are using an inkjet printer, set the default to the HP Laser
III or the generic/text printer and see if the resource drain still
occurs (make sure to restart windows).



Gerard R Thomas
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