Hey Sylvain!
SL> > Comments on both programs?
SL> > The first one, I simply call, INDOS, and is a TSR that
SL> > changes the border color according to the INDOS flag. The border will
SL> > be "black" if the flag is 0 and "blue" if the flag is 1.
SL> This program work very very well. But crash on dv. I guess because the
SL> program hooked the tick timer.
I've never used dv, but it seems like it handles things differently. The
program worked ok though with my DOS/WIN setup. Looking at a reference it
says that IRQ-0 (8) is intercepted by dv. Perhaps that's why the program
crashed.
SL> From what i saw with this program when waiting on command prompt the
SL> DOS can be easily re-entered.
Yes, the command prompt looks like it goes through various DOS interrupts.
You'll notice the "blue" border on disk i/o and when other functions are
called, like keyboard input.
SL> InDos flag comes very handy with any popup tsr.
Yes it does, but you probably only need it when using the DOS interrupts.
Hopefully you would be safe using a BIOS call or other interrupt for
things.
Cheers,
  Denis Boyles
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