on 12/05/2002 2:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I have an S900 with a Newertech G3 Processor & 532 MB RAM.  3 Hardrives - a
> 2 GIG, and two 9 Gigs- each partitioned into 4.5 Gig.  I've been running
> like this for two years of with no real problems.
> 
> However, I've just started having problems when trying to launch
> QuarkXpress 4.11. Frequently, I get an error message "out of memory".  That
> is baloney, as they say, because I have allocated more than 27000 KB to
> that program.  The odd thing is the program will run just fine for a month
> of so and then start these weird memory things again (it has done this
> before and stopped with no explanation), or it will just freeze up upon
> launch.  I usually run Norton Disk Doctor from System works 1.0 and that
> seems to cure little problems that are found.  I usually run it three times
> in a row even when it says things are OK.  It never finds anything major
> wrong, and it doesn't cure the problem with Quark.  I don't know why the
> machine did this same thing about two months ago,  and then just starting
> working fine again - usually the next day after I've given up and gone
> home.  I'm stuck on this one.
> 
> Today for the first time I started getting error messages saying "this file
> cannot be opened by the version of Quark you are using".  The dumb thing is
> I was the creator of the file - using the same Quark 4.11 version - that I
> still use.  I'm beginning to wonder of I have a "memory leak" as was talked
> about a while back with  OS 8.6.  The weirdest thing is all other programs
> run fine, except VPC occasionally just quits - with now explanation.  But
> that is tolerable, believe it or not. It just re-launches without a
> problem, WIN98 does its Scan Disk thing and it is just fine again.
> 
> My final question is  - should I upgrade to OS 9.1?  My hesitation to do so
> is caused by the fact that I am soooooo networked into our corporate
> Mainframe, file servers, and Lotus NOTES servers etc. that I would be in a
> total freefall if I could not connect to all that "windows" stuff.  I'm the
> only MAC guy in a Huge PC corporate world of 45,000 + people. (I know - its
> sounds like a miracle that I even have a MAC - right?).  Well as long as
> I'm up and running nobody cares, including IT.    I also use DAVE and VPC
> 4.  I am due to get a new G4  after January 1st, but the date is not firm.
> I need to "operate" now.  Any thoughts - about the upgrading or otherwise?
> Thanks for your input.
> 
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