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Old 10-16-2004
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Query: return-display system Ram

Is there a way of returning the amount of system Ram.

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Here's the ram.dll by Worm that may help. (was intended for AMS 5)
http://www.indigorose.com/forums/sho...10&postcount=3

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Old 10-17-2004
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What about using a self made compiled AutoIt script?

The attached zip file contains:
System_RAM.sf7
SystemRAM.exe

Insert SystemRAM.exe as a primer file. Build and run!
The AutoIt script is included as a comment in the SUF7 project (On Startup)
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Old 10-19-2004
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thanks Gentlemen,

As expected, a lot of WORMS (your da man) DLL's test fine with SUF7..

Perhaps in some later service release for SUF 7, builtin to return
detected ram(available to 'windows') will be included..I 've added
to the Suggestion forum...
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For now for those who wish to dispaly the Ram on User's system..
first get your hands on WORM's Ramdll file

add this to your 'Global Functions' then call as mentioned below:

function SysRam() --a global and then call locally to display system ram
local strSysram = DLL.CallFunction(SessionVar.Expand("%TempLaunchFol der%").."\\RM.dll", "GetRam", "", DLL_RETURN_TYPE_LONG, DLL_CALL_STDCALL) + 1; --make user friendly
return strSysram;
end

to locally call above function..say in your startup actions:

strRam = SysRam(); --will return a string(amount of ram) to be used how you like
Dialog.Message("Ram on System", strRam.." MB"); -- a test display

you're all set...
Note: the file name "rm.dll" is just what I use ..make sure it is the same
file name as the dll (which must be included as a 'Primer File' in the Project)

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