Hi Tim,
you could also try Optix, it is free and has a button to free ram in OptiLaunch (you
can decide if you want Normal ~1/4 or Maximum).
It can do some other things too:
-- in OptiLaunch you can see how much ram programs that are running take and
-- in OptiStartUp you can see the programs that Windows starts when it is booting.
I like it very much.
See you,
Martin de Vos
>>> "Tim Schoon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 14-08-00 01:44 wrote>>>
I have need for a program which can free up RAM after a program has been
closed. You know how sometimes it isn't freed up? IS there a program that
does this, and where can I get it?
