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August 23rd 07, 05:24 PM
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The 3 GB Question…
I am new to this group, so I apologize in advance if I am asking a redundant
question. I looked, but didn’t see the answer anywhere. I understand that a 32 bit operating system can only see 4 gb of RAM. Windows XP had a switch you could turn on in the boot.ini file that allowed you to use 3 gb RAM to a single program. I am a photographer and utilize Adobe PhotoShop (a huge RAM slut) and after moving from XP to Vista I find that I effectively went from 3 BG of available RAM in PhotoShop to about 1.7 BG of RAM – creating a huge speed difference. Does Vista have a way to recreate this 3 GB switch? 
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