MK,

>1). There has been considerable discussion here recently about the amount
>of memory required by the scheduling function on the Mac. What is the
>situation for the MS Windows client? How much memory does it require and
>does its presence significantly interefere with the operation of other
>applications running under MS Windows?

The Windows client uses the same scheduling method that the Mac does.
However, virtual memory and memory management are a little more
real world on Windows than the Mac.  The Mac requires that the largest
amount of memory needed be set aside when the program is started.  Not
so on Windows.  The memory requirements should be much less - unfortunately,
I don't have an exact measurement.

Brett