GC> The windows are configured in DV to use 1 meg of EMS memory.  Msged 4.00 
GC> swapping to disk to open window 5 tells me there is NO memory left at all.  
GC> If there were, Msged 4.00 would use it to swap and additional windows could 
GC> be opened.  The only other program I've ever see do this was a file manager
GC>  called Wizard.  In Wizard you can limit the amount of memory used with an 
GC> enviorment variable.  Here's a bit from Wizard's docs;

Well, first of all, there are multiple programs going under the name of
"msged 4.00", like about 4 of them under DOS, and 2 more if you
add dos4gw.

To start off, does MSGED.EXE, which comes in archive MSGED400.ZIP, and is
258632 bytes in size, dated 1996-08-10, have this problem?  If it does,
then do you have access to PACIFIC C (PACIFIC.EXE on a BBS you have access
to)?  That is the only way I can debug these programs - at the source
level.  BFN.  Paul.
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