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gmcandrew@aec.env.gov.ab.ca (Gordon McAndrew) wrote:

>Rosemary Culley <rosemary@sndc.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>;>I read that you can run memmaker which will give you even more memory
>;>for dos sessions but five files were needed, two nowhere to be found.
>;>namely
>;>chkstate
>;>sizer
>;>Have you seen them, or know where they are to be found?  Have looked on
>;>the win95 disk and in my dos/windows directories on a computer with
>;>win3.11.
>;>The other three required were emm386, himem and memmaker.

>;>Cheers

>Memmaker runs very well with Windows 95.  No need for QEMM or anything like
>it.

>The files that you need are all on the Win95 CD in the Other\Oldmsdos
>directory.  They have been updated a little to be compatable with Win95.


>Gordon McAndrew
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Memmaker sucks.  I tried using it under 6.22 when I had it, and it
took some memory away.  The best way to maximize memory for your
system, without third-party solutions, is to go through your system
files, line by line, and change them around, rebooting and doing a
memory check to see what is the most effective.  Also, do a little
homework.  Can you add a devicehigh line here or there.  Is there a
switch himem.sys or emm386 that can help you out?  A little homework
will give you the greatest amount of memory.  I repeat, MEMMAKER
sucks.  Delete it and save yourself some space.