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OnScreen uses Windows Global Memory for various things. OnScreen will operate faster if Global memory is physical system memory, and not swapped to disk as virtual memory. Although OnScreen will run in 2 MB systems, operating at 4 MB, 8 MB, or higher is recommended.
It is normal for the OnScreen System Information Mem:????K display to drop as you type on OnScreen, or move over the OnScreen display. You may also note System Resources change as OnScreen is used.
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