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To be a bit more precise, I would say that a Word document is about 10 KB per page on average. So you can store approximately 12,000 pages on 128 MB. For Excel documents, the estimation is trickier, but I would say about 1,000 large spreadsheets with graphs. And for photos, it greatly depends on their resolution and the type of compression (jpeg...). Generally, good quality photos (A3) from a digital camera and compressed in jpeg are about 700 KB each. So you can store roughly 150 of them.
Everything is relative; it will depend on the size of your Word files. If you're writing novels of 500 pages, it will be done quickly, but if they are small documents, you'll be able to include a good number.
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Ambiguous question.
Everything said before is accurate, but it needs to be understood outside of Windows and outside of application software.
XP takes at least 60MB and a fully deployed Word, with its workspace, takes almost all the rest, and I’m not even mentioning the internet and its host of protection software.
So if you want to work comfortably, that is to say quickly and without crashing, you need at least 256MB today, 512MB is better.
See you later!
Ambiguous question.
Everything said before is accurate, but it needs to be understood outside of Windows and outside of application software.
XP takes at least 60MB and a fully deployed Word, with its workspace, takes almost all the rest, and I’m not even mentioning the internet and its host of protection software.
So if you want to work comfortably, that is to say quickly and without crashing, you need at least 256MB today, 512MB is better.
See you later!