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Hi John!,
I dont exactly know what the Global Memory Manager is,
but I think it might have to do with how TS4.0
shares/manages the resources it has "stolen" from
Windows between the Server,Charting and the news
monitor.
If you can get by without the news monitor i would
turn it off. I would bet $$ that this is where your
problems are coming from. Also, TS4.0 Has a BUG in the
server that never deletes the graphic news files
collected from past days in C:\Omega\NEWS\PCX.
Eventually it will eat all available space on your HD.
Again, If you can get by without the news monitor
Today,Before the market opens I would Disable the News
Monitor in the BMI server/Options/News tab, empty the
C:\Omega\NEWS\PCX directory,close TS & bmi server,
Reboot,Refire-up TS4.0 and I suspect your problem will
go away.
Good Luck and let me know how it goes.
Good trading,
Alan C.
--- JOHN CLEMENS <jbclem@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi Alan:
>
> I'm using Win98, 128mb RAM, BMI, MemTurbo. Until
> this problem began a two
> weeks ago, I routinely have run TS4, with many
> workspaces and lots of
> windows and indicators, IE5, OutlookExpress, LeoWeb,
> a Dos program, and had
> no problems. I use MemTurbo when the Ram memory
> gets taken up, but I don't
> have to, it just seems to speed things up a bit. I
> never let the system
> resources get below 45% and I watch them all the
> time.
>
> This is a new problem, and so far I have not learned
> what "global memory"
> is, or what the Global Memory Manager is. The Omega
> knowledge base makes
> no mention of it. But...my News module does seem to
> be corrupt, and it
> gives an error message everytime I start TS4, and
> won't open. I don't know
> which problem came first, but I'm interested to hear
> some more details from
> your mention of a possible connection between a bad
> News module and this
> global memory problem. But first, can you tell me
> what "global memory"
> refers to.
>
> John
>
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