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dumbscotty<br />
I've tried the search on <a href="http://www.microsoft.com" rel="ugc nofollow">www.microsoft.com</a>&nbsp;but can't really see anything of a detailed nature that I require.<br />
I'm really looking for someone who has actually used the virtual<br />
hard drive route and the likely pitfalls.<br />
e.g. having read up on this it would appear that the RAM drive should be 2.5 times greater than the Access MDB file etc. etc.<br />
On the basis of what you have given me I'll give out 50 points rather than 100 for a more detail response.<br />
Hope this is acceptable.<br />
capital<br />

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dumbscotty
I've tried the search on www.microsoft.com [http://www.microsoft.com] but can't really see anything of a detailed nature that I require.
I'm really looking for someone who has actually used the virtual
hard drive route and the likely pitfalls.
e.g. having read up on this it would appear that the RAM drive should be 2.5 times greater than the Access MDB file etc. etc.
On the basis of what you have given me I'll give out 50 points rather than 100 for a more detail response.
Hope this is acceptable.
capital


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I'm using Win95 - I have 64meg of current memory.<br />
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I would like to define say 32meg of RAM as a virtual<br />
hard drive and then define an Access Database to this drive.<br />
Can someone tell me how I do this?<br />
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Thanks - capital
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I'm using Win95 - I have 64meg of current memory.

I would like to define say 32meg of RAM as a virtual
hard drive and then define an Access Database to this drive.
Can someone tell me how I do this?

Thanks - capital

Creating a virtual hard drive

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