On Friday, September 27, 1996 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-7, Jim Spelman wrote:
> cbi...@ix.netcom.com,Internet writes:
> I have heard that Clarisworks 4.0 (I have 4.0v4) doesn't do well with
> more than 32 MB RAM. I want to upgrade my 7600/16 to 64 RAM but wanted
> to check this out first. And speaking of RAM, can anyone tell me how to
> adjust the memory allocation for the GX printing feature? I have both
> desktop printer and fax in use. Thanks! Jane
> To date, these are the details related to the Error Type 11 situation:
> "If you have 48 Mb or more of free memory (RAM) on your computer when
> ClarisWorks launches, it will usually crash when trying to close a file. In
> some cases, the problem only occurs in documents of certain types, or only in
> documents containing headers. This is true for all Macintosh and compatible
> model machines, including Power-PC- and 680x0-based CPUs. The amount of free
> memory may be the result of either physical RAM, virtual memory (including
> such utilities as RAM Doubler), or both.
> The ClarisWorks engineering team is aware of and aggressively working on this
> problem. At the current time, the only solution is to configure your system
> so that there is less than 48 Mb of free RAM when ClarisWorks starts up.
> This can be accomplished by launching other programs prior to starting
> ClarisWorks (and increasing the memory allocation of these programs if
> necessary). You can quit these other applications once ClarisWorks is
> running, but will have to relaunch them prior to any relaunch of ClarisWorks.
> A more efficient solution may be to create a RAM disk on your system to take
> up the free RAM."
> Regards,
> Jim Spelman
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