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Code to save workbook without macros
I wouldn't do it, Gord. In fact, I'm not sure you can. You may need 512M for
just the virtual PC. I had 1GB of RAM and when I set up VPC to use 512M for WinXP Pro and Vista Home Premium, the both worked exceedingly slow. I added 2GB (3GB total) and set up each of the VPCs to use 1.5M and they're not too bad. FYI, the WinXP Pro .vhd (virtual harddrive?) takes about 12GB. And the Vista Home Premium is at 10GB. Gord Dibben wrote: 512mb RAM 40GB free storage available on C: if that's what you mean. Gord On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 22:50:19 +0200, "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Hi Gord How much memory do you have in your machine ? -- Dave Peterson |
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