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Provide detailed information on Frontier's memory use inside Windows. Primarily intended for pinpointing and diagnosing memory problems with Frontier. On the Macintosh, this verb functions identically to sys.memAvail(). On Windows, the verb provides much more information, as detailed below.</description>
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