on 9/19/02 1:41 PM, Len Gerstel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >>> stick your browser cache in memory (either directly >> Woa Nelly, how you do that? > > In 9.x and earlier: > Create a Ram disk ( I normally use about 5 meg) in the memory control panel > and restart. > Start your browser and go to preferences and select the cache section. > there should be a button to press that says something to the effect of -- > Cache Location. Choose the ram disk you just created and off you go. > > Note that the contents of ram disks are erased at each shut down, so that > if there was something that you wanted to keep that is on it, save it to a > regular HD before shutting down. > > Len > > I was aware of the ram disk deal but you said either directly or on a ram disk and I was asking about that directly part. -- All the best, R.A. Cantrell
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