Ray:

Yes, I was on this very list months ago complaining about it. I use a
400MHz machine with 192MB of RAM. I basically had the same problems as you.
I then decided it was time I gave my hard drive a new start on life. I
backed everything up. I re-initialized and did a low level format. I
installed DW3 and then the 3.01 update. Then I installed Lasso Studio.
Ever since, I haven't had a problem. I don't know what to tell you but
there is some combination of circumstances that cause LS4DW to freak out.

But now, Lasso is freaking out in other ways. I still have no fields in my
Snapshot! I can't do anything! (Well, I can, but now I'm dependent on
Studio!)


on 1/25/01 3:13 PM, SoftballNews.com at webmaster@softballnews.com wrote:

> I've tried the move. But I can't call it a success. I'm using LS4DW and DW on
> 9.1. I have 256mb of ram and I have a database with -One- layout and about 15
> fields on it and I can't open it even if I allocate 120 mb ram to DW. So I
> tried LS4DW=DW on DW4. Same story, folks.
>
> I really, really LOVE LS4DW, but this RAM-hogging situation resulted in the
> TOTAL destruction of my development computer hard drive. I lost ALL of my
> files. Repeat. ALL of them.
>
> Fortunately, I had everything backed up with Retrospect. This was my very
> first experience of having my hard drive trashed. I'm on a small network and
> I had to wait several hours to restore my hard drive and it all ended up
> taking 12 hours total until I was back on line. For some reason I didn't get
> all the pieces back for DW so I had to reinstall it. Now, I shut down all
> applications, ask my neighbors and the City of San Juan Capistrano to turn
> their lights out so I can boot Dreamweaver with LS4DW. The lights on the
> eastern seaboard still dim for a moment but I can use the Form Builder to do
> stuff I've never been able to do before.
>
> It's a worst case scenerio, but I'll be honest. I'm SOLD on LS4DW. I've
> learned thing about Lasso by using it that I couldn't comprehend before. Has
> anyone had this memory gobbling problem?
>
> Ray
> Ray Foster <mailto:webmaster@softballnews.com>
> Chief Softball Evangelist <http:////www.softballnews.com/>
> SoftballNews.com <fax: 1.800.862-9116>
> San Juan Capistrano, CA, USA <International fax: 425.984.8029>
>
>
>> From: Joan Reiss <jreiss@customonline.com>
>> Reply-To: "Lasso Studio for Dreamweaver Talk" <LassoStudioDW@blueworld.com>
>> Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2001 14:22:16 -0500
>> To: "'Lasso Studio for Dreamweaver Talk'" <LassoStudioDW@blueworld.com>
>> Subject: RE: Help. Fields Gone (9.1?)
>>
>>
>>
>> Sounds to me like 9.1 is not a great idea!
>>
>> Has anyone tried the move to Dreamweaver 4 with success?
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Henry Jacquard [mailto:imageh@award.ca]
>> Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 2:20 PM
>> To: Lasso Studio for Dreamweaver Talk
>> Subject: Re: Help. Fields Gone (9.1?)
>>
>> I had no problems with Mac OS 9.0. I've only found that the problem
>> came about after the upgrade to 9.1.
>>
>>>>>> Yesterday, I added a new database, ran the Config wizard and
>>> everything went
>>>>>> through normally except I have no access to any Fields. I can't
>>>>>> add a Field
>>>>>> tag (the menu is blank) and the Form Builder shows no fields either.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The only thing I can recall doing is upgrading to MacOS 9.1 on the
>>>>>> client
>>>>>> machine.
>>>
>>>> I've actually found the same problem happening with me, so it can't
>>>> be that.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I want to clarify the nature of this reply... Are you saying that you have
>>> had the same problem AFTER you upgraded to 9.1?
>>>
>>> Or that you HAVE NOT upgraded to 9.1 but are experiencing this problem
>>> anyway?
>>>
>>>
>>> Those of us who want to upgrade but are scared to want to know.
>>>
>>> :)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> me = chris corwin
>>> title = usability czar
>>> company = sonar studios (yes, that's new, we changed it from mediaforge)
>>> email = chris@sonar.ws
>>> phone=317.684.7006
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> _________________________________________
>>> Be warned, you can have all the content in the world,
>>> but if your users can't find what they want
>>> they'll go somewhere else.
>>>
>>> Your navigation system to this content needs to be usable.
>>>
>>>
>>> -- Keran McKenzie <http:////www.virtual-fx.net/articles/usability.htm>
>>>
>>>
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