Save Conventional Memory Save some conventional memory by using upper memory buffers. Disable your screen saver, especially if programs crash when it kicks in. If you're reluctant to do that, use a simple screen saver, such as those that come with Windows. Turn Off Toolbars Toolbars and button bars eat memory. If you don't need one, turn it off.
Most applications provide access to all functions via menus or keystrokes, anyway.
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