How can i allocate a resource to a task and how can i show over allocated resources in MS-Project?
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First you need to set up your resources in the Resource Sheet view.  Then you need to assign the resources to your tasks Tools->Assign Resources.  Finally you can go to the Resource Graph view to see the resource profiles, including overallocations.\n\nTry the book linked below for more details - it's a good book on MSP.
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Well yes and no, You can specify an amount of your hard drive to be used for virtual memory which is basically ram. Windows will decide the amount automatically but you can change theses settings. \n\nIf you want to do this. \n\n1. Right click on the "My Computer" icon and click on "Properties"\n2. Click on the "Advanced" Tab\n3. Then under "Performance" click the "Settings" button\n4.  In the "Settings" Box that opens click on "Advanced" again. \n5.  The bottom option lets you specify the amount of virtual ram you want.
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configure your virtual memory to get an additional gb of ram from your hard drive.\nhow-to:\nhttp://www.cyberiapc.com/vm.htm
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go to a template web site - dont steal other people's work. Thats not cool. Visual Studio? You need an upgrade!
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as much as in .net or mainframe.
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I'm not sure I correctly understand the question,\nbut if you want an example of "malloc()" which\nuses "sbrk()" in it's implementation, almost *any*\nwill do.\n\n"malloc()" either directly or indirectly will call\n"sbrk()" whenever a heap allocation is requested\nwhich can not be fulfilled by a free buffer in the\nexisting memory pool.  In that case, sbrk() is used\nto request another "chunk" of virtual memory from\nthe OS.\n\nAs a concrete example, look at the OpenSolaris source.\nNote reference #1 where "malloc" calls\n"_malloc_unlocked()" [see reference #2].\n\nIf there isn't sufficient space within the existing\nheap pool, then "_morecore()" is called at line\n256 (see reference #3).  \n\n"_morecore()" invokes the "GETCORE()" macro at \nline 629.  GETCORE is simply an alias for\n"sbrk", see line 164 in reference #3.
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Right click on desktop and restore original settings? If that doesn't work you have a memory allocation problem...basically, you have so many things in your startup configuration that there is not enough memory left to initialize your desktop.\n\nRemedies: Run MSCONFIG from your Start...Run command and check the Startup tab. Remove everything that is not a required item. Basically, keep all windows, antivirus, spyware programs and disable everything else. Also, try restarting in safemode, if they come up there that is an assurance that it is memory related.
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In XP,  do a ctrl-alt-delete.\nIt'll bring you to a screen that shows different processes.  Click on performance, and it'll show the amount of memory used.
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Try winrar and execute the command WIZARD in Tools menu... and specify the blocj's size in which the want to split your file.
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properties on my computer\nadvanced\nperformance>settings button\nadvanced tab. at the bottom it says virtual memory click change\nset to custom size that is at minimum double your ram. \nif you have more than one hard drive add the same page file to that drive too. Windows will pick the least busy.\nclick ok a bunch and reboot\n\nThe problem is that you have too many programs or one with a memory leak causing problems. The easiest is to install new ram and not wait for your machine. RAM is cheap.
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The Global Assembly Cache tool allows you to view and manipulate the contents of the global assembly cache and download cache.\n\nsyntax:\n\ngacutil [options] [assemblyName | assemblyPath | assemblyListFile]
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Never seen that before try http://www.microsoft.com/support and search the knowledge base
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is there show any error message... other wise it is memory overflow try to restart you PC
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ms dos does not support multi tasking........in the case of layered os u can have mutlty task envoirment
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1. to allot more ram to graphic from your total ram, in the bios startup, choose the graphic option, then try to allot the highest ram from the available option. but this usually has fixed to a maximum 128 mb for graphic.\n\n2. increase your virtual memory. right click on my computer, go to properties, go to Advance tab, under Performance, click on Setting, go to Advance tab, you will see there a option for Virtual Memory on the bottom side of the windows, and there will display the current virtual memory set in your computer. then u click on change, set your initial size and maximum size of virtual memory and then click on Set. click OK, to close all windows, and then restart your computer. after restarting, check back your virtual memory by click on properties on my computer again.
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Hai just use the task manager(ctrl+AltDel) to see the process that use more resources(Mem Usage) then terminate the un necessary process temporaverly by deleting the process\n1) Use Msconfig(start->Run->Type msconfig)\nThen select startup(untick un necessary\nprocess)\n(or)\n2) start->prg files->Startup(Delete short cuts from of unnecessary process)\n(or)\n3) The third option is search for regcleaner(Freeware)
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It may be in use by your computer. Ctrl-Alt-Del and see if it's on the list. You could end task then try. But, I'd make sure it isn't a necessary file first.