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Skriven 2010-12-22 07:03:00 av Ed Vance (4586.windowsa)
  Kommentar till text 63561 av TOM WALKER (1:123/140)
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TW>EV>ML>likley because you are not using the "quickstarter" which pre-loads th
TW>EV>ML>memory... either that or they ARE loaded in memory and swapped out to
TW>EV>ML>because of not enough memory to keep it all in live memory...


TW>EV>I took a look at the XP Desktop and didn't see any of the icons in the
TW>EV>taskbar referring to OO.

TW>EV>I will add OO's quickstarter to the taskbar, Thanks!

TW>As I recall that is an Instal option. you may have to uninstall and
TW>re-do the Install. Hope your Memory is maxed out as it uses a bit .I
TW>decided to put up with the slower start up without the "Quickstarter" to
TW>save that memory for soemthign else.

Tom,

According to Jeff G. IIRC, something like 3.4GB or 3.8GB is the MAXIMUM
a 32-bit XP system can use.

My HP XP box came with two of the four memory slots having 512MB cards
in them, so I bought 2 1GB cards to have a total of 3GB memory.

I even took out the two 512MB cards from the first two slots and put
them in the third and fourth slot, then put the new 1GB cards in slots
one and two, if that made any difference, I don't know.  :-|

TW>EV>ML> EV> but I don't think MS  Works can open Power Point files,

TW>EV>ML>it cannot... but there is a PP viewer that can play them...

TW>EV>I'll just use OO then.

TW>Actauly for just casual viewing of PPT files the FREE Microsoft Power
TW>Point viewer is easier then using OO. But then senility makes me
TW>forget to press F5 for a Slide Show.

I've never downloaded the Power Point Viewer from MS.

In OO I wander around the Menu Bar looking for the Option to Start the
Slideshow.

I don't use it as often so I tend to forget too which "Key Shortcut"
starts the file in motion.

I've told some of my older Friends at Church that I am a Senior Too, and
they tell me I am not, so I tell them that I am in "Kindergarten Old
Age" then.   ;-)

If I've written this before please forgive me, as You know "Loss Of
Memory" IS the First Sign, isn't it?      ;-)     ;-)


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