--- In [email protected], David Troesch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You can certainly go down this path, but powerpro is extremely efficient > and unless your computer is a dog that's been rode hard and put up > wet...you will find very little performance increase by loading powerpro > into a ram disk. Powerpro does lots of internal caching, windows does > caching of recent disk accesses, and so you shouldn't have to worry. If > you have time-sensitive scripts, convert them to commandlist format and > use script run [EMAIL PROTECTED] to run them. They are loaded, and > kept in memory when needed.
Thank you David - for the time beeing i will leave powerpro on "normal" disk.
