Hi Sugan,

Have you tried messing around with the Projector.ini file? I would try
restricting the amount of memory your projector can use and repeat the
tests. 

Check out the ...

[Memory]
ExtraMemory=400
; Amount of kBytes over and above the physical memory for use by a
projector.

While you're at it turn on the message window (D8) and you can also use it
to type some lingo. ie, the loaded of member, unload, the freebytes etc.

Note: For the unload command to work the best you might want to have a
mechanism in which two members A and B alternate on the stage. That way when
you can unload A when B is showing and vice versa. Unload and unloadmember
won't work if the member is on the stage. I did this type of switching once
for an image slide show that ran on a kiosk at a tradeshow and it ran for
hours and worked fine. It just kept looping through directories of images.

BTW: I agree with Jakob and Mark too. Use the filename of member to switch
images.

HTH,
Randy

on 3/27/01 8:08 AM, Sugan Naicker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Thanks for the responses, really appreciate it!
> 
> I tried using the member(X).filename method, and the result is the same...
> The system starts dropping +/- 3-4 MB.
> 
> It does not make sense, I have stripped everything away, just leaving
> one bitmap member and one button on stage to navigate through
> the pictures. 
> 
> So far I have tried the following :
> 
> 1) Multiple frames, using a cast containing external links to
> the jpeg's.
> 2) Using a single frame with a single bitmap member and
> using importfileinto to swap the pictures.
> 3) Using a single frame with a single bitmap member and
> using member(x).filename to swap the pictures.
> 
> All give me the same type of memory leak!
> 
> I tried this morning on another Win 95 PC and same result.
> 
> I used the System Monitor tool in Win'95 and I noticed that
> the Locked Memory also increases...Basically, has the physical memory
> decreases, the Locked memory increases.
> 
> Even after the exiting the projector , director does not release this locked
> memory.
> 
> The only alternative is to reboot.
> 
> If you have any further suggestions, I would really appreciate it!
> 
> Regards
> 
> Sugan


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