Re: lingo-l Don't Need help with a RAM hog on Windows anymore

2001-05-16 Thread clars danvold
Carl West wrote: snip unloadMember(member(tMem, tCast)) -- * snip * This is essentially what I did to mine and it fixed my problem. (not pointing it at the 20MB cast that had no textfiles I needed to adjust the fontsize of helped, improved the load time too) I found my problem by

Re: lingo-l Don't Need help with a RAM hog on Windows anymore

2001-05-15 Thread clars danvold
Carl West wrote: An innocuous little script that ran through _all_ the members of _all_ the casts and set the fontsize of some them. Just curious... I have lots of innocuous little scripts that run through all the members of all the casts, and do stuff like unlink flash members, or make a

Re: lingo-l Don't Need help with a RAM hog on Windows anymore

2001-05-15 Thread Carl West
clars danvold wrote: Carl West wrote: An innocuous little script that ran through _all_ the members of _all_ the casts and set the fontsize of some them. Just curious... I have lots of innocuous little scripts that run through all the members of all the casts, and do stuff like

Re: lingo-l Don't Need help with a RAM hog on Windows anymore

2001-05-15 Thread b_douglas
nevermind Brian Douglas : b) [ActionScript/Lingo/JavaScript] Specialist, Tired Individual Imaginary Studio http://www.imaginarystudio.com [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to

RE: lingo-l Don't Need help with a RAM hog on Windows anymore

2001-05-15 Thread Al Hospers
nevermind is the issue resolved and is there something we could all make use of in the resolution? Al Hospers CamberSoft, Inc. alatcambersoftdotcom http://www.cambersoft.com A famous linguist once said: There is no language wherein a double positive can form a negative. YEAH, RIGHT [To