Opening office 2007 file in XP in VMWare workstation 9

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  1. Indianatone
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    Memory Adjustment on VM Ware


    If you are using 32 bit windows there is no need to increase the memory above 3092 MB (3GB) as Windows 32 bit will not be able to see it. Leave that ram for the main host system to use.
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  3. hummer7
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    I am wondering about memory setting. My windows 7 is 64-bit but the virtual win XPS is 32 bit (for both home and office computer). My home computer has 4GB Ram and my office computer, 8GB. What memory would you recommend for win XPS for my home and office computer?

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  4. Indianatone
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    hummer7 said:
    I am wondering about memory setting. My windows 7 is 64-bit but the virtual win XPS is 32 bit (for both home and office computer). My home computer has 4GB Ram and my office computer, 8GB. What memory would you recommend for win XPS for my home and office computer?

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    Go with 3GB on your 8gb system and maybe try 2GB on your home system. If it slows down the host too much try 1.5GB.
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