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Hello Thomas,
PR> mov ax,0x1687
TK> Peter says in a message to me it is 0x1680, which is correct?
both...
study the code I gave you. 0x1687 is the number you interrupt with to see
if a DPMI server is installed, intterupt with 0x1680 to release a
timeslice.
...the code I gave you works fine, feel free to use it un/modified or
however you wish.
BTW I learned this indirectly from Peter, so of course he's correct.
Paul Rider.
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