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Memory preferences control how
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Memory Preferences
Virtual Memory Options
Virtual memory - defines how much memory
This option should always be set to at least 3MB (three megabytes) to prevent the operating system from running out of space with which to work. If this value is too low under Windows 3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, the memory allocator in the operating system will become unstable. Photodex has tested and confirmed that this is the case.
Bitmap Memory Options
Maximum virtual bitmap chunk width - this is the maximum pixel width of each tile of a bitmap. This value should almost always be lower than 8192. Do not set this option lower than 256.
Maximum virtual bitmap chunk length - this is the maximum number of bytes allowed in each tile of a bitmap. This value should always be lower than 63488 to be compatible with most video drivers. Some video drivers will malfunction if this number is above 30,000, and still some other drivers malfunction if this number is above 15,000. Do not set this number below 512.
Total virtual bitmap RAM cache length - this is the maximum number of bytes that
Thumbnail Storage Options
Total thumbnail RAM cache length - determines how much RAM can be used to cache thumbnails.
This storage is secondary to bitmap storage in general, so thumbnails will always be cleared from
the thumbnail cache before image data is virtualized onto disk.
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