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Re: New Macs, HyperCard, Multifinder, and Memory Constraints

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From: Stu Ericson
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1987 18:47
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In article <544@atux01.UUCP>, jlc@atux01.UUCP (J. Collymore) writes:
[Likes the concepts of Hypercard and Multifinder...]
> ....  However, I have heard and read that to be able to
> use them concurrently (without problems), you need 2Mb of RAM!  ...
...
> Possible solutions for Apple are to prepare and release (real soon) an
> HC & Multifinder that will run well on 1Mb, OR begin selling Macs WITH 2 Mb!
...
> 						Jim Collymore
I keep hearing this too, but it all depends on your *APPLICATIONS*:
I can run VersaTerm and Macwrite at the same time in MF with only
1 meg.  Some memory-hog programs (like SuperPaint) won't even run,
however.

Notice that Apple has recently made DRASTIC price reductions on
the memory upgrades.  I hear that getting them is the battle.

Stu
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From: stuart@ihlpf.ATT.COM (Stu Ericson)
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Subject: Re: New Macs, HyperCard, Multifinder, and Memory Constraints
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Date: Thu, 8-Oct-87 14:47:06 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct  8 14:47:06 1987
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Keywords: Good new stuff for Macs, but has Apple painted themselves
Summary: MultiFinder memory usage