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Application footprint in Memory?

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    Garth T
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    Is there a tool/utility that can tell the amount of memory (RAM) an application is utilising on Windows 2000 systems ?:confused:

    Programming from a spec is like walking on water ...... Its Easier once frozen ;-)

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      Is there a tool/utility that can tell the amount of memory (RAM) an application is utilising on Windows 2000 systems ?:confused:

      Programming from a spec is like walking on water ...... Its Easier once frozen ;-)

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      Start / Programs / Accessories / Administrative Tools / Performance Monitor.

      Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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        Start / Programs / Accessories / Administrative Tools / Performance Monitor.

        Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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        Performance Monitor?:confused: Not on my system :-( (Windows 2000 Professional)

        Programming from a spec is like walking on water ...... Its Easier once frozen ;-)

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          Performance Monitor?:confused: Not on my system :-( (Windows 2000 Professional)

          Programming from a spec is like walking on water ...... Its Easier once frozen ;-)

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          That's where the icon normally is on a 2000 box. You can also just click Start/Run and type perfmon.msc.

          Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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