So, do you suppose this also happens to non-speech users of Win98 too?
Maybe it takes longer because they are not additionally running a screen
reader on top of every application loading and reloading configuration files
with each task and so on. Is it perhaps that JAWS is a little sloppy about
it's memory management. I know that if you are not very careful about how
you invoke the new and delete operators when creating objects in C++ it gets
real easy to leak memory particularly array type objects and dangling
pointers. This is such an unstable operating system.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario
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From: David Poehlman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 1999 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: Virtual Memory and increasing performance
> it is deffinitely memory leakage that occurs here. I notice it after
> just 24 hours of opperation with a hard ware synth. things get slower
> and I loose focus a lot and know it is time to reboot or get a crash
> and then I have to reboot. I've seen no good memory management
> software for windows.98.
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