-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Bruce Clark <=-

 -> Re: Problem running Bwave386
 
 BC> Since BW386 uses DOS4GW to utilize extended RAM directly, it probably 
 BC> bypasses the SWITCHER program. 
 
--SNIP--

 BC> Try putting a " ! " in front of: 
 BC> VIRTUALSIZE 
 BC> SWAPNAME 
 BC> DELETESWAP 
 BC> to make them inactive. 

 DC> Did that.  It locked up.  But, the ctrl-alt-del worked this time!   

 DC> Is the DOS4GW.EXE a program for BW only?  

No. 

I have a couple of other programs that use it to access extended RAM. 
One sorts a database and makes its' index file. 
Trouble is, the database is getting so large, I have to transfer it 
to a slower running computer with 32MB RAM because this one, with 
20MB, won't do the job anymore. 

I think it was initially made so that, as DOS games got larger, 
they wouldn't be restricted to the 640k boundry. 


 
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