[pchelpers] Re: Memory Usage

You may be right about that. Windows is renowned as a resource hog. If 
you give it more, it takes it. Still, the extent of that varies 
according to windows version, the number of devices needing support, 
applications running and other factors.

Louis M Hall wrote:

>I'm curious if adding the 256 MB of storage might had caused
>me to loose some of the storage efficiency I obtained by removing
>items from startup when I only had a total of 256MB. Now I have
>(4 X 128) or RDDRAM 1066.
>
>Any thought?
>
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