Mira Using More than 2GB Memory in XP

Accessing More than 2GB of Memory with Mira 7

By default, 32-bit versions of Windows limit a single instance of a 32-bit program to access no more than 2GB of virtual memory (RAM + page file). In some cases, you may need Mira to use more than 2GB of memory. Fortunately, Microsoft has built Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP to allow software to use 3GB of memory using a Windows configuration setting. This configuration is called "large memory access", or "LMA". There are 3 requirements for using LMA:

The application software (Mira) must be built to use LMA.
The machine has at least 4GB of RAM.
Windows is configured to enable LMA.