What Memory Saver is designed to do is give you about 30 extra megabytes of RAM (or memory) that you would not normally have. I would only use Memory Saver during the use of editing huge files or graphic work or other such RAM intensive computer proccesses. What Memory Saver does is it makes the Finder quit.
The Finder is basically Mac OS that is running in the background while the computer is running allowing you to move files and other such things. Don't worry it probably sounds worse then it really is. When you launch a application it is communicating with the proccesor so that means that for some activities you don't need the Finder.
The Finder takes up about 30 megabytes of RAM while it is running. Now if you started up Photoshop and quit the Finder you would have a extra 30 megs of space for graphic work.
Now I wouldn't recommend quitting the Finder for every little thing, just quit the Finder for RAM intensive work.
With Memory Saver you can also activate the Finder after you have quit it so you can get back to your normal computer work.
I think the buttons within my application are self explaining, so once you use it you should be able to figure everthing out.
Warning: Yes, the Finder can freeze up while you are quitting and a activating it with my application. It has only happen too me once or twice but it can happen. Please do not come screaming at me if you computer freezes while using my application.
Registration
Yes, I am charging a small shareware fee for Memory Saver. If you use Memory Saver all the time then will you please register.
Some of the benefits of registering are.
ÑI will give you full tech support if you register, (even if you don't register I will try and give you some tech support)
ÑThat very annoying window that pops up each time you launch this applicaion will no longer be there.
ÑAlso the more people that pay the shareware fee the better of a chance that I will update Memory Saver often.
ÑYou will have a clear mind and not have to think about that guy who you didn't pay his shareware fee.
ÑSupport shareware! If you don't then I will pass on to my shareware programming friends that you don't pay up. (If you just use Memory Saver not very much but every once in a while then just e-mail me some nonsense letter about who you are (or something like that) or give me your website address or something.
Now ways to register (actually there is only one way too right now).
Send five dollars ($5.00) to:
Matt Ronge
1681 Brigham Lane
Crystal Lake, IL 60014
United States Of America
Go to the beginning of Memory Saver and push the button "register", next when you see the next window push the button "fill out form", the rest should be easy.
After I have e-mailed you your registration code repeat the steps above except when you see the 2nd window then push the button "enter code", enter the code and your have just registered Memory Saver.
If you are using them on a bunch of computers at your home then you only have to pay five dollars, but if you are business then can you please pay ten dollars. I don't think my shareware fees are too high at all, so can you please pay!
