no problem. By-theway, use ControlAlt-Delet or right-click the taskbar to open the Task Manager, there are several places in there that will show you how much memory you still have free or how much is committed (i.e. virtual)

How much RAM does that new system have anyway, are we talking 2 GB or more?  Notice that 32-bit Windows can only address 2 GB per process, 3 GB if the proggy was compiled with /largememory flags (like Dogwaffle is since v4.0b). If you have a 64-bit version of Windows it can run 32-bit applications up to 4 GB.

Nice screenshot, by-the-way - tell us, is that an OpenGL 3D view? Does it run into that problem in other modes too? (like without shading)