-> Over a period of years (decades?) I have tried various utilities
-> claiming to use the hard drive to supply EMM to DOS.  None have
-> worked as well as I had hoped and most are LIM v3.0 and not LIM v4.0
-> as is most often required by DOS applications.

-> I would suggest that the easy way out of this dilema would be to
-> keep a healthy '486 or even early Pentium machine available for this
-> task rather than fight to get it going on newer hardware?

 I little further study is bring me to that conclusion.
But a little late as I just donated 5 machines, 1 Pent 120, 2 Pent
233MMX's and 2 Pent 400's to a small local Employment group.
 The Mechine I was thinking of upgrading to a Duron 1.4 is already
running on a Pent 400 so I will stay with it for a while longer.
That group is presently running DOS software but is going Windows this
year mose likely. I just was just trying to get a little ahead in the
game.  :-)  :-)
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