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thanks andyring...you were dead on correct...you know the answer always seems so obvious once someone else points it out!<br />

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thanks andyring...you were dead on correct...you know the answer always seems so obvious once someone else points it out!


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i just started with a cable modem service (road runner) that uses MS IE as it's web browser. &nbsp;i keep getting &quot;critically low on memory messages.&quot; &nbsp;however when i try to change the memory (quit IE, highlight it, file, get info) the only sub-menu is &quot;general information.&quot; &nbsp;the window that opens has nothing in it about IE memory. &nbsp;what's going on...i've got lightning fast service and no memory! &nbsp;btw, i'm using an iMac, system 8.5.1, with 96 MB ram. &nbsp;thanks for your help.
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i just started with a cable modem service (road runner) that uses MS IE as it's web browser.  i keep getting "critically low on memory messages."  however when i try to change the memory (quit IE, highlight it, file, get info) the only sub-menu is "general information."  the window that opens has nothing in it about IE memory.  what's going on...i've got lightning fast service and no memory!  btw, i'm using an iMac, system 8.5.1, with 96 MB ram.  thanks for your help.

can't change IE memory

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