Andreasm82
September 6th, 2006, 07:39 AM
power user:
If you have a pdf file with lots of graphics and you have a lot of memory, it would make sense to render graphics once and then store them into memory.
It would save loading time.
old machine user:
In another case there are users with old machines and only few memory. These users would like to save as much memory as possible.
So why not adding an option to set the memory usage?
In another program, called dreammail, I found an option to set the memory usage of that program - and I think such an option could also be used for foxitreader!
Here is a screenshots of the 4 options of that window:
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/8692/memorysettingsmi0.th.gif (http://img339.imageshack.us/my.php?image=memorysettingsmi0.gif)
What do you think of that? please comment!
If you have a pdf file with lots of graphics and you have a lot of memory, it would make sense to render graphics once and then store them into memory.
It would save loading time.
old machine user:
In another case there are users with old machines and only few memory. These users would like to save as much memory as possible.
So why not adding an option to set the memory usage?
In another program, called dreammail, I found an option to set the memory usage of that program - and I think such an option could also be used for foxitreader!
Here is a screenshots of the 4 options of that window:
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/8692/memorysettingsmi0.th.gif (http://img339.imageshack.us/my.php?image=memorysettingsmi0.gif)
What do you think of that? please comment!