Label7=Information:This Utility will help you free the wasted portions of Memory/RAM. With more free RAM your computer will operate faster.
Label20=Target Free RAM
Label25=How can you get the best out of RAM Medic? RAM Medic has been designeed to make it very simple to free up available memory and manage computer tasks. Take a look at what you can do.
Label221=You can see all running application(processes) in your Windows system,this tool also let you change the priority for each application.
Label23=Process Priority:
Button1=Refresh
Button2=Kill
ActAbout=About...
ActHelp=RAM Medic &Help
ActRegSoft=&Register Software
ActExit=&Exit
ActFree=Free Now!
ActHomePage=RAM Medic Home Page
ActOptions=&Options
ActTaskMan=&Process Manager
[FrmReg]
Caption = Register software
label1=Please enter your registration information below.If you have not yet purchased the product click "Pruchase Online" button to buy now.
label2=UserID:
label3=Registration:
Button2=Register
Button3=Cancel
Button4=Pruchase Online
[Messages]
parram=10% of your entire RAM
PrograssMess=RAM optimizing
ESC=(Press [ESC] Cancel)...
ListView1.C1=Applications
ListView1.C2=Process ID
ListView1.C3=Priority
notkill=Can not kill this process!
freemax=Free Max
Above Normal=The task will get more CPU time than Normal Priority task. Recommended for CPU intensive applications that require immediate attention.
Below Normal=Recommended for Process like Winamp which run in background. Best for background Applications.
High=The task has high Priority and gets preference for CPU time. This setting is not recommend for CPU intensive tasks.
Idle=The least priority. It gets all the CPU IDLE time.Best for CPU intensive tasks as most of the time(90 percent) CPU is just idle.My Favorite Priority.
Normal=The default priority of a task. The process has no special scheduling needs. It is most suitable for daily applications.
Real Time=Specify this class for a process that has the highest possible priority. The threads of the process preempt the threads of all other processes, including operating system processes performing important tasks.