Re: Microsoft's XMS spec

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From: ranjan.dutta
Date: Fri, 13 Jul 1990 00:39

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In article <15173@reed.UUCP> minar@reed.bitnet (Nelson Minar) writes:
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>In the neverending quest for a use for my extended memory, I have
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>However, do any applications use it? I am aware that 4DOS 3.0 will
>swap into XMS, and that this even works.. Any other programs take
>
>

If you have 386 machine, try Quaterdeck's QEMM386. It
comes with loadhi.com and loadhi.sys that let you load
device drivers and TSRs in the high memory. Also, it is
totally transparent as far as memory allocation is 
concerned. You could use ramdrives with it.

Ranjan

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From: rdu@cbnewsk.att.com (ranjan.dutta)
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Subject: Re: Microsoft's XMS spec
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