MultiFinder - to fine-tune your memory settings - first set the application's memory size to a large number, launch the application and then open a document that's about the same size and complexity of a document that you will usually be working with. Play around with the document, change fonts, create an object, then save your new document. Switch back to the Finder from the Apple menu. You will see a graphical representation of the memory used for each open application, including the System and Finder. The rectangle along side each open program represents the memory partition for that application. The dark gray area represents the amount of memory actually being used while the light gray area represents unused memory in the partition. If you have too much light gray just reduce the size resource accordingly.
