> I must correct myself.  The article I read was not in PCWeek, but rather
in
> March Windows NT magazine, in the Ctrl, Alt, Del section.  Here is a
> snippet of the article.
>
> ". . . Someone at Microsoft - a person tired of how Internet Explorer (IE)
> 4.0 manages memory when loading Web pages - forwarded a confidential memo
> to me.

> I believe this is more than the usual memory demands of Windows.

Yep - This is WAY too much memory.  Also note that most of the pages at
www.microsoft.com are ASPs which is replete with code - the code to text
ratio can be 3 to 1, even 4 to 1!

As I was putting the online SIGImage Ballot together for Ken, I was
considering using ASP (although the database was still going to be
TurboIMAGE, I was going to use NT as the gateway) until I saw the size of
the resultant files... needless to say, they hit the Recycle Bin.

Which is why although ASP is a good idea (processing is done on the server),
it kicks up the size of web pages way to high...

Joe