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to: andrew clarke
from: Jerry Schwartz
date: 1997-12-27 16:14:00
subject: MsgEd 4.00 TimeSlicing

Andrew, at one time a version of msged/DOS supposedly used the appropriate
DOS interrupt to facilitate timeslicing.  When that came out, I stopped
using TAME.

Just yesterday I noticed that Msged/386 v4.00 doesn't seem to do this;
Msged was using all available CPU time (under Windows 95).  I put TAME back
in, and that fixed it, but either I'm hallucinating or something changed
along the way that I never noticed until now.


Jerry Schwartz
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--- Msged/386 4.00
* Origin: Write by Night (1:142/928)
SEEN-BY: 270/101 104 396/1 600/675 622/419 632/107 633/260 267 270 359 371
SEEN-BY: 635/506 728 639/252 670/218 3615/50
@PATH: 142/928 1 3615/50 396/1 270/101 633/359 260 635/506 728 633/267

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