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Re: Acrord32.exe stays resident in memory!

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From: Andrej Pirman
Date: Sun, 16 Jun 2002 21:16
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Aandi thanx for reply, but an application, which is using 21 Mb of MEMORY (NOT disk space!!!) when it is NOT running - this is extremely weird! 
Actually, it is NOT the application, but a PROCESS, which uses memory. All other processes, which run on my computer, are each below 10 Mb consumption. So this ACRORD32.EXE is an extremely hungry aplication, which uses my resources. Since I do not use it all the time, I do not want it to be in my process list. 

That IS a problem! 

Slow startup in according to experience with 4.0 version. Since I just want to take a look into a document, it is actually just a viewer - why the hek it utilizes my dual PENTIUM so much?
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