At 09:20 PM 05/30/2000, Jack Henderson wrote: *************START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************* (snip) Second item. Wondering why several of you are having low resources with several mailboxes open. I leave three open with a total of over 3500 notes, to add to that, I have over 100 mailboxes in total, with over 6000 notes, to make it faster to cross check, without any problem with resources. I do have 128meg of ram, but that is the only thing that may be larger than most use. Jack **************END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************** Jack, do you have a visible meter running so that you can see what your Resource level is? (Such as Windows Resource Meter?) If so, with all those mailboxes open, and all those notes, how do you manage? Also, by "notes" do you mean "emails"? If not, what do you mean? Just curious. SgtGeorge

> > >Jack, do you have a visible meter running so that you can see what your >Resource level is? (Such as Windows Resource Meter?) > >If so, with all those mailboxes open, and all those notes, how do you >manage? Also, by "notes" do you mean "emails"? If not, what do you >mean? Just curious. > >SgtGeorge Yep, I'm sure everyone is sitting at their monitors wanting to know.. :-) g Mike & Ginger Woodcock/EagleRun Australian Shepherds [email protected] http://www.eaglerun1.com Ginger's WebDesign is here to help with your Web Needs, Give us a call, or email with your questions. Remember, the purchase of an EagleRun Aussie is not the end of a Transaction, it is the Beginning of a Relationship, enjoy!! :-)

At 10:18 PM 5/30/00 -0400, you wrote: >Jack, do you have a visible meter running so that you can see what your >Resource level is? (Such as Windows Resource Meter?) > >If so, with all those mailboxes open, and all those notes, how do you >manage? Also, by "notes" do you mean "emails"? If not, what do you >mean? Just curious. > >SgtGeorge by notes, I mean e-mails, I still call them notes from the old days when we used text readers on Arpanet, and old things are hard to change. I do not leave the meter running unless I need to, as it also takes up resources. Jack