on 8/16/05 3:22 PM, Jim Dynes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > True OS X does it automatically, but you can choose to set it like in > OS 9. > > Command click on Appleworks application and choose "show package > contents. > > A window will open and open MacOS folder. > > You will see another Applkeworks application. Click on it and get > info, open the memory triangle and you can set memory like in OS 9. I can't get the Command click to work? -- Wanda K.
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