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Subject: Re: When loading a new program

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George

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Date Posted: 09:57:43 04/12/01 Thu
In reply to: Ray Yetvin 's message, "Re: When loading a new program" on 10:29:43 04/09/01 Mon

Thanks a lot Ray.......
George

>>When loading a new program is it always necessary as
>>per the instructions to delete any open running
>>programs? How about all the stuff that is on the right
>>hand side of your task bar? What is the best way to
>>close all of your running programs?
>>George
>George:
>It is not always necessary to CLOSE (not"delete")
>other programs that are running, especially if you
>have plenty of RAM memory on your machine. The thing
>to do is to try to load the new program without
>closing anything, and see if it works. If you have a
>problem, then you can close programs using
>Ctrl-Alt-Del and close one program at a time.
>
>Remember - NEVER close these two essential programs:
>EXPLORER and SYSCTRL. There is available a utility
>that will close all running programs at once, but I do
>not have the name of it. Besides, I prefer to close
>programs one at a time, since it gives me more control
>over what I am doing.
>
>Hope this helps, ...Ray

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