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This looks like a good free solution to any QB2001 memory 
problems:

  http://www.freewarehome.com/software/mem-trax.html

My home system has 256mb, W98SE and an Intel P3 700. QB2001, 
Mindspring DSL, Outlook Express, Norton AV, Personal Web Server, 
Agent, Internet Explorer 5.5, Windows Explorer and other minor
programs were running. Free resources, according to the Windows 
System Performance index, were 47%. I loaded mem-trax and it
jumped to 69%. I do not know if it is good or bad that the Windows 
SI and Norton SI do not recognize the change. 

On 3 Mar 2001 03:04:21 GMT, shivanow@pcis.net (--Shiva--) wrote:

>On Sat, 03 Mar 2001 02:14:12 GMT, "Ed Hickland"
><ehicklan@nassau.cv.net> wrote:
>
>>Have to assume everyone is running either WIN95, WIN98 or WIN ME.
>>
>>I am using WIN2000 and QBW32 takes almost 4MB on a 256MB machine with a
>>512MB swap file.  That should be plenty.
>>
>>But the DOS-based Windows has always had a problem with fragmented memory no
>>matter how much was available.  The only real cure for a poorly designed
>>memory manager is to restart the operating system.  From my recollection of
>>WIN95 that was never a problem since it seemed to crash with regularity,
>>anyway.
>>
>
>95B fixed the memory problem... it was in the kernel, and acted
>JUST LIKE this latest version of Qbooks is doing.
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