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DE 1 & Memory

Engaged ,
Jun 19, 2007 Jun 19, 2007

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Hi,

I've liked DE from the first beta. But I was wondering why it seems such a memory hog. I installed the final version after deleting the beta and my library. I found it quite surprising that with only 18 books in the lib that DE1 is using over 160,000K. That seems a lot for what's said to be a small application. Is this figure going to grow out of hand as I add more to the library?

Also of the 18 books I've just added to the library (all pdf's from the same directory) less than half of them show a front page thumbnail graphic, the others just being a grey background with yellow alert icon?

I must say, DE is a much nicer app for reading PDF's than say Acrobat reader, but the memory issue seems a little odd. Is this normal or an issue with the way I'm using it?

thanks again
glenn

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New Here ,
Jun 20, 2007 Jun 20, 2007

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A related question: does DE duplicate existing pdf files, or merely display them in a new way? As for annotations, where are these kept -- if, for example, I want to share (or print) mine?

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Engaged ,
Jun 20, 2007 Jun 20, 2007

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As far as I know PDFs are NOT copied. As for the annotations and other DE files, on Vista they are in the 'User'/Documents/My Digital Editions folder so I assume on all systems on OSs they will be somewhere similar

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Jun 20, 2007 Jun 20, 2007

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I checked mine and it is using 40,000 to 47,000k but when you open the adobe reader 8.0 and do the same test that number doubles.

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Engaged ,
Jun 26, 2007 Jun 26, 2007

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bounce.

last time I looked mine had just hit over 300,000K! this can't be right cant it?

has anyone else found this?

cheers
glenn

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Jun 27, 2007 Jun 27, 2007

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It really depends on the type of file and its contents. Also, the way DE uses memory is different than Reader. Also, note that TaskManager is not really a very accurate way of tracking memory as it tracks allocations but doesn't always track the freeing of memory correctly. Try the same tests with a more sophisticated tool like PerfMon. That said, we will look into this some more to ensure we are being efficient.

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