Good Afternoon Brian,

I'm not quite sure what you're referring to when you mention *RAM Page*, but
the first thing that comes to mind is a freeware memory utility for Windows.
While I haven't ever used it myself, I've seen it cited often enough in
online newletters that the name stuck with me.

Here's a brief introduction to the program excerpted from the author's
website:
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RAMpage Version 1.6
by John Fitzgibbon

RAMpage is a small Windows utility that displays the amount of available
memory in an icon in the System Tray. It can also free memory; by double
clicking the tray icon, or by setting a threshold that activates the program
automatically, or by having it run automatically when an application exits.
RAMpage is free, and open source.

FEATURES:
- Frees memory automatically, on demand, or after an application finishes
running
- Very low active memory footprint
- Very low resource and CPU usage
- Can run "hidden", which further reduces memory and resource usage
- Can be run from a batch file, or via a shortcut, to free memory on a "once
off" basis
- Easy to install, configure and automate
- Freeware
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Give it a try and see if it serves your purpose.  RAMpage can be found @
http://www.jfitz.com/software/RAMpage/index.htm or
http://www.softseek.com/Utilities/Benchmarking_and_Tune_Up/Review_27790_inde
x.html .

I hope this helps.

--
Jeffrey Ottie
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    Original Message ---
    From: "Brian L. Sanburn" <[log in to unmask]>
    To: <[log in to unmask]>
    Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 12:02 PM
    Subject: [PCBUILD] RAM Page Files

Would someone elaborate either themselves or through an appropriate website
the subject matter?  A friend has referred to the phrase and I can't find
much of anything useful on the web about it.

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