-=> Quoting Donna Ransdell to Regina Finan <=-
 >  As far as memory goes.  My machine has 32 megs so I
 > can run quite a bit.  Do you run in Dos or Windows?
 DR> I have 8 megs of memory, but 509 is what's free in conventional
 DR> memory. Evidently one of those programs needs more than that, and I'm
 DR> not willing to make a lot of switches around. (I do use Memmaker and
 DR> have it installed; it freed up a lot more than another program I
 DR> tried.) 
 DR> We run under DOS but Windows 3.1 is on the system as well.
 You mite try going into MSD and look for memory areas that are free.
 Than add them to your EMM line. It is an Include statement, I=(region
 area-region area).  I don't know how much you know about this stuff,
 this is one of my specialies.  Finding memory areas and IRQ conflicts.
 Or maybe try multiple config and autoexec configurations.  You can
 also book with a floppy with a different startup.  I have had other
 people do this in order to play certain games where things in their
 autoexec weren't necessary for that particular game.  I run Win95
 on my machine with hardly anything in my config and auto.  It allows
 me to do almost anything.  Except some Dos and Windows games won't
 run so the kids will have to play them on their own Computers.
 Regina
... "What?!? This isn't the Files section?!?"
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