Labels:text | font | black and white | paper | screenshot | document OCR: Memory Use The New Way Things Work should run on any Macintosh with 8 MB of memory. If The New Way Things Work runs slowly or displays memory related error messages, try the following suggestions: . Close all other applications before running The New Way Things Work. . Check how much memory your system software is using. You can do this by choosing About This Macintosh from the Apple menu. The dialog box will tell you how much total memory you have, for example, 8,192K, and how much memory the system software is using, for example, 7,500K. In this case the system is using almost all the available RAM, leaving very little room for applications. You can reduce the amount of memory the system uses by removing unused fonts, Apple menu items, and system extensions. Refer to your Macintosh documentation for advice on how to do this. . The New Way Things Work is pre- set to use a specific memory size. You can re-set this preferred size by using the Get Info dialog box accessed from the Finder's File menu. However, using a low memory setting may cause problems with your program's performance. Problems are likely to occur with memory allocations of less than the minimum size specified in the Get Info dialog box.
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