>I found a puzzling message on Conflict Catcher referring to several
>of my control panels:
>
>"Warning! This file is using more memory in the system heap at
>startup than it is requesting. You may want to try disabling this
>file if you are experiencing problems with your system."
>
>
>Does anyone know what it means and how the problems can be fixed?
>Should I just attempt to download replacements? Should I trash the
>prefs? Should I read the faq? Should I go watch TV?
The short answer, is that as long as your computer is running with no
problems, don't worry about it. The long answer, is that the
particular file is being run at startup, and is not abiding by all of
the rules. When a program starts, it say I need x bytes of memory.
These files are saying I need x bytes, but are actually using more
memory. During the start-up phase, this can sometimes lead to
problems.
FYI
Dave
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