Chris, I'm sorry I didnt explain it a bit clearer. You can un-install the programme when you dont want to use it anymore, but by having it ready for use at any time is a huge benefit. Just go to your 'Control panel' then choose the 'Install/Uninstall' if you find its hopeless for your needs. Its my biggest helper when using the likes of Bryce, Poser and sometimes Photoshop when using some powerful plugins. I dont think you would use it for anything else. Once installed you can put it in your quick start menu and once clicked the icon numbers will appear in your systems tray. Just right click to 'Auto free' or 'Free Once'to enter an amount. (You will see your memory grow). Right click again to view the 'Exit' and off it goes. I do hope this is a little clearer. Marc

Smile, your dead a long time :)