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sph0301@utsph.sph.uth.tmc.edu (Kate Wilson) writes:

>In article <749195134snx@holly.demon.co.uk> mcr@holly.demon.co.uk (Mark Rogers) writes:

>>Does anyone have any experience of using MARK/RELEASE to remove F-PROT's 
>>VIRSTOP program from memory? (I need to free as much memory as possible 
>>when accessing the net!) Last time I experimented with MARK/RELEASE (with 
>>Smartdrv) I completely trashed my hard drive's FAT, and I'd rather seek 
>>advice before trying again. Alternatively, is there a hidden (or 
>>forthcoming?) command line switch to uninstall?

You could check out the latest version of Mark & Release.  They have
a MARKNET & RELNET (or something like that) which saves more environment
info, and is less likely to give you problems.  I find it very unusual
that MARK & RELEASE would screw up your fat, unless you released
SMARTDRV before flushing the cache.  Alternatively, switch to another
disk cacheing program that allows you to remove it from memory with
a command line switch like /U.  I think most others allow this.

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