-=> Quoting Mark Tucker to Stephane Bessette <=-
 SB>         I've never run out of memory since I started using
 SB> OS/2, over two years ago (or is it nearly three years ago?).
 MT> Same here, In three years, I've seen the swapfile occasionally grow
 MT> to 80mb but I could always open another program with my 16mb 486
 MT> (and not lose the modem connection ) and I've seen an out of
 MT> memory error on an NT station with 64mb.  Go figure.
        Could it be the same cause as with Windows 3.1?  With
Windows 3.1, a program would take up resources when started, but
not release all of them when closed.  This was hell with 8 megs
and trying to use MS-Word with OLE links from MS-Excel:  it crashed
my machine for at least a week, until I figured out the problem and
how to fix it.  This occured when I was nearing the deadline for
my thesis, so there was quite an amount of stress involved, as well
as a lot of swearing.  However, this sort of turned out to be a
good thing since it made me so angry at Microsoft that I bought
OS/2 and discovered what made a good OS.
        Stephane [TEAM OS/2]
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