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Originally Posted by Menneisyys
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(Sorry for answering this late; it's only now that I've noticed my article has been reposted in this forum.)
Much as, as it offers full access to both the Registry and the file system, you can do the same with nScriptm than with OzVGA I use OzVGA to switch between the two modes because it's easier to configure (you don't need to edit nScriptm files).
Your problem with PI can very easily be fixed if you relocate the PI DLL's to the File Store. Then, OzVGA won't use RAM to store the non-active DLL's.
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I was just wondering if you were using ozVGA or not. The problem of having dll in BIS and use ozVGA to handle it is: that ozVGA keeps saving before every switch and then will keeps writing in BIS. I don't like this as I don't want to stress my BIS with the writing limitation. My scripts are not writing in BIS but only reading in BIS and writing in RAM. Also my scripts are using a .cfg file so I don't need to re-edit the scripts every time that I want to handle a new application (I only add a new line to my .cfg file).
Otherwise I am also handling SPB + 3 as explained
here