PM>> I've just go hold of the new Watcom compiler, so I've re-compiled my

 PM>> packet sorter and there's now an MS-DOS version available (as long as

 PM>> you've got a 386 or better) as well as the OS/2 version.



 PE> You're pretty bloody quick off the mark.  Did they courier it the same

 PE> day you ordered it?  How much did you pay for it, and who did you buy

 PE> it from?



I got it from Mircoway for $380. It's more than Grey Matter are asking, but
I was sick of the run-around I got from GMC, and I managed to convince MW
that the $490 they were asking for was rediculous.



 PM>> The file name is SRTPK103.ZIP and I've file attached it to Ten Minute

 PM>> Limit (3:711/934). It should be available shortly if you want it; in

 PM>> fact, Paul will probably sent it to you whether you want it or not :-)



 PE> Yep, hatched into the PDOMAIN TIC echo.  BTW, I didn't see anything on

 PE> the DOS4GX saying whether it was PD or what.



DOS4GW is copyrighted but it can be distributed freely as long as it's only
distributed as part of my application.



I might put something about that in the documentation.



 PM>> I've tried the MS-DOS version under a DOS box in OS/2 and Windows as

 PM>> well as under DesqView and it works. If you're using DesqView, you may

 PM>> need to change the settings to increase the extended memory available to

 PM>> the program. To do this, go to the advanced program settings and looks

 PM>> for the option "Maximum Expanded Memory Size" and
increase it until the

 PM>> program runs.



 PE> Which is it, extended or expanded?  Hopefully the former.  BFN.



It definately controls the amount of extended memory since that's what I
used to get my program running. Presumably it also controls the amount of
expanded memory as well.





Paul



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