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Hi, Niels. NP> > NP> I have tried 2 progs that the manual advises can use XMS memory, NP> > NP> but both these programs report that XMS memory is unanvailable. NP> > There may be a set-up function within the proggies. One program that NP> > should be able to use it is `vdisk'. NP> I will try and track that one down. I have an old Freeware Ramdrive but it NP> only uses conventional memory. ;-( VDISK, if it's the same one that Terry's talking about, was distributed with some versions of DOS. IBM DOS 3.10 is one that comes to mind. They even gave you the source! (Well, at least the listing which came out of MASM.) Regards, fIM. * * A man's a man for a' that! Burns @EOT: ---* Origin: Pedants Inc. (3:711/934.24) SEEN-BY: 711/808 934 @PATH: 711/934 |
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