Stewart Honsberger wrote in a message to All:
SH>     Hello all, (again.. {sigh}  ) I've come to some sort of
SH> a conclusion, and  was wondering if you could tell me if I'm
SH> right or not.. WHen I ran Max  3.01/DOS with QEMM 8.0, I got
SH> a "QEMM Error, program attempted to execute an  invalid
SH> instruction.. QEMM did not cause this error, it simply
SH> reported it..." blah blah blah.. Well, I switched to
SH> Microsoft Memtaker, I get less ram, and  when I load MAX I
SH> get a screen full of funny colored boxes and blinking HIGH 
SH> ASCII charachters. Now, the conclusion I think I have, does
SH> max REQUIRE an  ANSI driver for DOS? I use ANSI.COM, and for
SH> some reason (well, on a 5 - 6  year old 386 SX-33 w/4 meg
SH> ram, it's likely age.. :<  ) when it tries to load  my ANSI
SH> driver on startup, if I'm really paying attention, it says
SH> "Not Enough Memory"..(????) I have **NO** clue why it would
SH> say this, but alas, it does.  So, to make a long story
SH> longer , could this be my problem? Will I have to  either
SH> switch to ANSI.SYS or manually type ANSI.COM (yes, it loads
SH> from the  command line but not from AUTOEXEC.BAT.. Gotta
SH> LOVE computers.. :<  ) to make  MAX work?
Hello:
First of all Quemm is a very sensitive program.  If there is a corrupted file 
in your Maximus directory Quemm give a report saying invalid  instruction.  
Right now I am having a bit of problems with Quemm with one of my Lord IGM 
games.  Another thing  Maximus does need a  certain amount of memory to run 
properly.  My only suggestion to you  is reinstall maximus all over and take 
it from there.
I know some guys that don't want to touch Quemm.   Hope that helps
Regards
Emanuel
Sysop for the Funky Emanuel's
BBS
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