Victor Loberger wrote in a message to All:
 VL>         Now, before anyone says, "Why bother?", I find that
 VL> Netscape/2 expands my swap file and the swap file does *not*
 VL> shrink afterwards.  I also find that Netscape/2 seems to run
 VL> a little slower than the Windows version.  I have to admit
 VL> that I'm beginning to appreciate Netscape/2, but the swap
 VL> file problem is annoying, especially since I do have 48 Megs
 VL> of memory on my system. 
I have 128mb of RAM and still force my swap file to start at 65mb. Don't be 
afraid of using swap space. Win95 wants swap space as well. A healthy 
pre-allocated swapper is a good thing and will improve speed and response 
significantly. 
To get netscape running, you probably had to enable the OS2 version of 
sockets.dll and move the correct resolv file into the DOS/ETC directory and 
make sure that the sockets.dll that Netscape leaves around dissapears as well 
as making sure that device=vdostcp.sys is loaded in at least that session. 
But, I have never done the above just figure that would be how to do it if I 
were so inclined as to use single threaded Win3.x tools instead of real 
software. 
Dave Calafrancesco, Team OS/2
dave@drakkar.mhv.net
... They got the library at Alexandria, they're not getting mine! 
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