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You can click
Virtual Memory...
if you want to change virtual
memory settings but it is recommended that users let Windows
manage the virtual memory settings.
4 Click
OK
to close the System Properties dialog box and return to
the Control Panel.
Virtual Memory
OmniForm uses virtual memory when memory runs low. Windows
uses disk space to simulate the RAM it does not have available. Your
system runs more slowly when it has to use virtual memory.
Try closing any other open applications and restarting your computer or
Windows to free up memory so OmniForm does not use virtual
memory. If you often work with long, complex forms or need to have
many forms open at a time, add more RAM to your system.
Low Disk Space
Check your Temp folder for unnecessary files if you seem to be running
out of disk space too quickly. Files are stored here especially after a
system hang or crash. Usually the path to this folder is:
c:\Win95\Temp (Windows 95)
Right Mouse Button Functions
Some programs allow you to reconfigure your right mouse button for
various functions. This may prevent you from using certain OmniForm
functions, such as the right-mouse-button click to open a shortcut menu.
Use your other software to return the right mouse button to its default
state if you wish to use these right-mouse-button OmniForm functions.
Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) Automation Support
OLE Automation support is built into OmniForm. This allows you to
write programs to control OmniForm from another application such as
Microsoft Visual Basic, or from an application that supports Visual Basic
for Applications (VBA) and other forms of OLE Automation control.
You might, for example, write a program that allows you to send
information from your open application directly into an OmniForm
form and then print that form.
An OmniForm OLE Automation Programmer’s manual and sample
scripts are available. Please call 1-800-223-7346 for order information.
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