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cravaus · 03-08-08, 06:39 AM

TextMaker takes lots of Ram to run well. 15 is often not enough for me. I use TextMaker all the time. I keep my memory available to at least 20 when I am working with significant documents. Even at that it is kind of slow, especially with lots of graphic information on pages. 128 meg of ram really sounds good for this type of work to me but it is a bit to expensive to warrant the upgrade for me. This is exactly why I want to dump the built in office applications like word, excel, PPT, and IE. I could use the extra Ram. For editing MortScript Macros, I use the built in text editor in Total Commander. It is in the bottom tool bar-the icon with the page and the red pen. It works great.

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cravaus Aximsite All Star Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 507 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	TextMaker takes lots of Ram to run well. 15 is often not enough for me. I use TextMaker all the time. I keep my memory available to at least 20 when I am working with significant documents. Even at that it is kind of slow, especially with lots of graphic information on pages. 128 meg of ram really sounds good for this type of work to me but it is a bit to expensive to warrant the upgrade for me. This is exactly why I want to dump the built in office applications like word, excel, PPT, and IE. I could use the extra Ram. For editing MortScript Macros, I use the built in text editor in Total Commander. It is in the bottom tool bar-the icon with the page and the red pen. It works great. Last edited by cravaus; 03-08-08 at 06:43 AM.