Kathryn-Jane Hazel wrote: > Dear Muglo Folks: > > Eric D. very kindly explained how I could save a link to disk and then > print it out from Adobe Reader, so that problem was solved. > > Now I seem to be having difficulties with Netscape Navigator. It keeps > crashing, and simple e-mail messages are very slow to print out. This > has happened since I had Adobe Reader installed, so maybe that's the > problem - and maybe it isn't. > > I have a Mac Performa 6400/200, Adobe Reader 4.0, Netscape Navigator > 4.7, OS 8.6. > > Anyway, I looked up what to do in my Macs for Dummies and it suggested: > > 1. Give the program more memory. Well, I chose About This Computer, > and on my computer it does not show the programs in the bottom part of > the dialogue box that shows up, or their memory - so I'm stumped. It > just shows built-in memory, virtual memory, and largest unused block, > then the Mac OS - but not the other programs I have. Hi, Your looking in the wrong place. Make sure that Netscape is not functioning, then find the Netscape folder. Inside that you will find a "Navigator Icon". Click once & do a "Open Apple" (propeller or command) + an "I". This will provide an information box on the left side of screen. Go to "General Information" with the nouse and you will find 3 options. The bottom option is memory. Click on this & you can increase the memory to at least 18 meg Prefered, same or a little more with Suggested. > 2. Dump the Netscape preferences. However, I couldn't find them in my > Systems Folder. Just look for a preferences folder in the system folder, but I doubt this is the problem. > My Norton SystemWorks doesn't find anything wrong; I've rebuilt the > desktop. So, I'm not sure what's happening, or where to find out about > memory. Nor will it, as it is a simple software glitch that will only show up if Netscape is running; &/or Reader. > So...what do I do now? (Of course, now it isn't crashing. .go figure.) > > Dazed and confused, > > Kathryn Hope the above helped, if not ask again for help, or call me. TTFN, TeeC Users can subscribe to the List by sending an email to <muglo-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> with 'subscribe' in the Subject field Users can unsubscribe from the List by sending an email to <muglo-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> with 'unsubscribe' in the Subject field Users must send messages or replies to <muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> All messages are archived so that you can view them at any time by going to <//www.freelists.org/archives/muglo> Problems concerning use of the FreeList should be sent to <paulthomas@xxxxxxx> Don't forget to periodically check our web site at: http://muglo.on.ca/