On 03/10/02 12:41, "BarryLundy_at_aol.com" <BarryLundy_at_aol.com> wrote:
> In a message dated 10/3/02 9:32:38 AM, laurent_daudelin_at_fanniemae.com writes:
>
> << So, Barry, did you ever check with Avi's Backdrop to see how much free heap
> you do have on your 2100?
>
> -Laurent. >>
>
> I guess not, because I'm not sure where to look in Avis to find. There's a
> small memory chip icon in the upper right, but that only indicates how much
> memory is in the internal, not heap. I don't understand where to look for
> 'heap' memory.
I'm not so sure, but what's the value displayed next to that chip?
-Laurent.
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