Hey, I thought it was a UK-only standard! Maybe Wales-only, or something
you and Joanie cooked up.
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"Noel Paton" wrote in message
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(oops - cross-fingered, as well as cross-eyed! - Thanks for spotting the
goof, Jack!!)


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"Jack E Martinelli" wrote in message
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Brande, I concur with Noel, although I would not look for a 356 MB
memory
module, at least in the USA. Here you will find modules in sizes 128,
256, 512 MB, and 1 GB.

I further recommend the following article for virtual memory, aka, the
page file, for your XP Home machine:

Virtual Memory in Windows XP
Version 1.5 — Last Updated January 20, 2005
by Alex Nichol
(MS-MVP - Windows Storage Management/File Systems)
© 2002-2005 by Author, All Rights Reserved
http://www.aumha.org/win5/a/xpvm.htm

Mr. Nichol is the grand old master of Windows in our group, our Obi Wan,
and this article may well be the best available for this subject to any
consumer group.

I strongly urge you to let Windows manage the virtual memory, in WinME
and
XP, to avoid inadvertently running out of necessary memory and crashing
the OS.
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"Brande" wrote in message
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SNIP