Yes, and in OS X? There is a utility that tells you
how much Ram you're using, but I forget if it allows
Ram allocation (OS X 'does' it for you).
Cheers
George

--- "Brian L. Matthews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Remember, all you're doing
> >is using your hard drive to substitute for lack of
> RAM.
> 
> One other thing VM does for you is that it will page
> directly out of 
> an (fat or PowerPC) application's data fork. This
> means when you run 
> an application with VM on, only the specific code
> you're using has to 
> be loaded into memory, the rest of it won't be
> loaded until it's 
> needed. With VM off, the whole application has to be
> loaded when you 
> start the application. This is why when you do a Get
> Info on an 
> application and look at the memory allocated to it,
> it will say 
> something like "This application will require <n>K
> more if your turn 
> virtual memory off." (with VM on).
> 
> Brian


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