Re: Freeze location of opened groups in Win95

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From: Dan Mandell
Date: Wed, 11 Sep 1996 00:00

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We are using the Trumpet WINSOCK IP stack in Windows 3.1 in our public
labs, and have recently tried configuring it to launch from the Startup
Folder. Last year we launched it dynamically, but last year TCPMAN never
could seem to get enough network buffers to operate optimally.

We have tried loading from the Win.ini "load" and "run" statements with
unsatisfactory results, and are also experiencing difficulties
loading it from the Windows Startup folder.  Typically we have
difficulties with Word Perfect or other applications. Word Perfect may
launch but then hasn't enough resources to print or spell check.

We've tried memmaker without success. It appears that Novell network
drivers, CDROM drivers, sound drivers, et al doesn't leave enough
resources for windows applications. Perhaps WIN95 will solve this but I
need to get through this year in Win 3.x

Dan

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Dan Mandell, Computer Services, Saint Mary's College
Internet: dmandell@saintmarys.edu

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