DavidNL

I've bought Vista Ultimate 64-bit (ENG) but i'm having some problems with hardware/drivers, so now i want to install Vista 32-bit instead. - Anyone know if this is possible? - will i still be able to activate? - and can i get a 32-bit Vista image somewhere from MS to burn it to a DVD? because currently i only have a 64-bit DVD... Thanks in advance for any info David.

It's much faster than a harddisk, so any application that does alot of writing/reading (temp files for example) operates much faster when using a ramdrive to store these temp files on. In my case, i use it for Newsleecher (NewsLeecher is a tool made for fetching and managing articles from the Usenet). While downloading it writes all the temp files (50MB) to my ramdisk, and after that it writes the total file to the output directory on my harddisk. So instead of first writing the temp files to my harddisk, and then writing the total result to my harddisk, when using a ramdisk it only writes the total result... = faster and less burden/load on my harddrive :-)

FYI, independent comparatives of Anti-Virus software, tested on Windows XP SP2: http://www.av-comparatives.org/seiten/ergebnisse_2007_02.php

On Windows XP i used http://www.ramdisk.tk/ as a ramdisk. Unfortunately there's only a 32-bit version of this application. Anyone know a proper Ramdisk to use in Vista 64bit? Thanks in advance for any info Regards, David.

maybe not what you're looking for, but i'll post it anyway...: With Ultramon (http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/) you can 'lock the mousepointer' in 1 monitor. You can make a 'shortcut key' to switch the mousepointer to the second monitor or back..

I don't have any experience with oracle, but you might find your answer here: http://www.connectionstrings.com/