From: Donald Kingsbury 
@Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2003 22:21:59 -0800
@Sender: semware-owner{at}sawasdi.apana.org.au


Dear Clueless, Elftree for Dos, version 3.13 available from 
timingiseverything.com, was always a much better shell than X-tree.  It 
always ran flawlessly with TSE for Dos -- I used them together for years 
without trouble.  I ran TSE from within Elftree.  When TSE (or for that 
matter any other Dos program) was called from Elftree, Elftree shrank to 
nothing so it wouldn't get in the way -- and it never did.  It was very 
well programmed and gave you something that Xtree never had; it allowed you 
to comment your 8.3 file names.  The current version 3.44, h reads long 
filenames -- not useful in Dos -- and does not allow commenting.  If you 
are still using Dos use version 3.13.

Don Kingsbury

At 08:06 AM 1/29/03, you wrote:

>I run TSE for DOS on an old Toshiba 486 laptop.
>
>I'm a long time user of the XTree file manager.  But sometimes whenm I
>run it from the TSE Alt+U+H DOS shell, when I try to return to TSE I
>get a message saying the a program as "stolen" TSE's memory.
>
>Is there a way I can congigure my system so that TSE and XTree can
>learn to "play well together"?


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