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Unloading DLL's
I have read that windows can be configured to always automatically
unload all inactive DLL's from memory, using the command prompt. Is there a way to unload all inactive DLL's from memory for the current session only in Windows 2000? Bosco |
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Unloading DLL's
Bosco,
From Excel VBA ? NickHK "Bosco" egroups.com... I have read that windows can be configured to always automatically unload all inactive DLL's from memory, using the command prompt. Is there a way to unload all inactive DLL's from memory for the current session only in Windows 2000? Bosco |
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