On Monday, April 21, 2003, at 12:37 AM, Shawn King wrote: > On 4/20/03 12:44 AM, "Jim Asherman" <jimash at optonline.net> wrote: > >>> Is it no longer necessary to allocate RAM to applications? I can't do >>> it >>> through Get Info. I see in Photoshop 7 I can it through its >>> preferences, but >>> what about for a program like Internet Explorer - I see no way. > >> Not necessary . Gone. Don't worry about it. I can't even find a way to >> see how much ram I am consuming at any given time. > > Applications Folder -> Utilities -> Process Viewer > That shows it as a percentage per process which is cool. But doesn't show if there are any holes or whether I am on the verge of virtual, but it hardly matters . It's a wonderment to have a gig of ram. I sympathise with the origianl writer's concern because I run OS9.1 on my play-machine and it was not giving back memory and I had to move the dimms around. Apparently in OSX this is not an issue. Jim