Good question!

If you think of your computer as an office, then the hard drive is your
filing cabinet,  floppy disks are your briefcase(s), and RAM is your desk.
The more RAM you have, the bigger your desktop is.  The bigger the desktop
is, the more papers you can spread out and work on. Soooo, adding RAM will
allow you to run more applications at the same time and/or work with
larger data files.

Jim Meagher
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>In a message dated 3/28/99 7:08:44 AM Central Standard Time,
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>writes:
>
><< 88% is perfect.  Adding more RAM will NOT change the amount of
> resources -- because the resources are a *small* portion of the total
> RAM -- they do not "Grow" when more RAM is added.
>  >>
>
>Okay, then what does adding more RAM do?  How would it help?  Or should I
even
>be concerned about it?
>
>Thanks,
>Susan Hays
>

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