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Message: [QUOTE="Chris Smith, post: 616757"] Ah, I see where we're disagreeing now. I'd venture a guess that on general-purpose desktop systems (as opposed to specialized embedded or dedicated computer systems) there are *far* more commonly problems with a process's optimal working set not fitting into RAM (result: lots of disk access and bad performance) than with running out of page file (result: processes being killed by the OS and/or actual failures and error messages). In fact, I'd guess that the vast majority of people have not even seen the latter problem for at least several years. I wouldn't worry about running out of virtual memory. -- [URL="http://www.designacourse.com"]www.designacourse.com[/URL] The Easiest Way To Train Anyone... Anywhere. Chris Smith - Lead Software Developer/Technical Trainer MindIQ Corporation [/QUOTE]