Can Access 95 work with more than 1GB RAM?

J

Jake D

I recently upgraded my RAM from 512MB, by installing
an extra 1GB. After that, Access 95 failed to open. All other
applications opened fine. When trying to open Access 95, I got an
error message: "Cannot open application. Out of memory" (or
words to that effect).

After googling, I get the impression that Access 95 only normally
works with RAM less than 1GB for some reason. Does anyone know of a
fix, a patch or any other way to overcome this problem?

I'm running Windows XP Home Edition, ver 2002, w/service pack 3.

Thank you,

JD



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J

Jake D

Access 95 can't handle more than 1GB of RAM. There's no patch. Either take
out 512MB or upgrade to a newer version of Access.

Chris
Microsoft MVP

Thanks for the suggestion.

JD

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Tony Toews [MVP]

Jake D said:
I recently upgraded my RAM from 512MB, by installing
an extra 1GB. After that, Access 95 failed to open. All other
applications opened fine. When trying to open Access 95, I got an
error message: "Cannot open application. Out of memory" (or
words to that effect).

Access 97 had this exact problem but Jet 3.51 SP3 fixed that. However
A95 does not, to my knowledge, have a patch as it uses Jet 3.0.

Tony
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a a r o n . k e m p f

in other words-- it's best to move to a newer version.

I don't think that it's possible today to buy a new machine with
(only) 1gb of ram, let alone 512mb.
 

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