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Re: OT: Caveat about Outlook
You know, you gennerally aren't supposed to leave troubshooting programs/commands on -all the time-. 
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Re: OT: Caveat about Outlook
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Re: OT: Caveat about Outlook
I always delete all Versions of Outlook from every computer I can use, whenever possible. If I need to use MS Mail, I use Outlook Web Access, a browser interface which leaves everything on the server.
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Re: OT: Caveat about Outlook
Fyron - Did you miss the warning label? You know, the one that says "Microsoft" 
[ May 27, 2003, 22:23: Message edited by: Jack Simth ]
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Microsoft products normally work much better than people give them credit for.
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Re: OT: Caveat about Outlook
you should set your swap file to a permanent size, it works faster that way. otherwize, windows resizes it all the time. or so i've heard, and it seems to work better permanent. also, on the two sites i found, the referance was for 2.5 of your memory size.
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Re: OT: Caveat about Outlook
Actually, it is best to have the swap file make up the difference between your amount of RAM and a certain size, which I do not recall off the top of my head. It is not just 2x the RAM you have or anything like that.
And, setting a permanent swap file size only gives noticeable performance increases with low amounts of physical RAM on lower end systems. It really does not do much for most PCs.
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