The application could not load properly because it could not allocate
enough physical memory in Windows.  The following is a list of steps
that may help you free up additional memory:

1)  If you are using Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups 3.1.1, try
creating a bootdisk.  Sierra has provided an application which will
automatically create a bootdisk for you.  Simply double-click on the
Bootdisk creator icon in the Sierra program group and follow the 
on-screen instructions.

2)  Disable any programs running in the background.  This includes
any other applications such as Screen Savers, Business Applications,
Virus Detection Programs, or other utilities.  If you are running
Windows '95 with the Plus pack, try disabling the Scheduler program.
Make sure that all such applications are closed prior to launching 
this program.

3)  If you are loading a large number of Fonts or Typefaces within
your Windows environment, you might want to try removing a few from
your system if you can.  Fonts may take away small amounts of system
resources and memory.  Loading a large number of fonts can cause the
computer to run low of memory.

4)  If you are using Windows for Workgroups, try starting windows by
using the following command:

	WIN /N <ENTER>

This will disable the Network drivers and free some physical memory.

5)  If you are using Windows '95, you can try lowering your CD-ROM
Cache size to free up additional memory.  To accomplish this, activate
the system control panel, double-click on the system icon, select the
Performance tab option in the System Properties window, and click on
the File System... button.  Select the CD-ROM tab, and lower the
Supplemental cache size (try a middle setting before lowering the
level to the SMALL setting).