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In<1991Jun3.143020.12167@afs-news.utc.chalmers.se> dahlstr@hus.chalmers.se
>In article <1707@batman.dc.luth.se> <Anders.Nilsson@dc.luth.se> writes:
>>I got a problem with running Windows 3.0 and AutoCad386 10.0
>>My problem is after i have run a Windows session all the extended
>>memory seams to go on holliday because when i run Acad and type 
>>status on the command line i got the ansver that no expanded memory

>There is a bug in Windows 3.0! When you exit Windows 3.0, windows does not
>realse extended memory so every program you run after that will not have any
>extended memory free to use (This answer...must reboot again 

The extended/expanded memory handler user inside Autocad is PharLap tech.
They have released a backward compatible upgrade for their last version
(which autocad 10 & 11) use, that fixes MicroSoft Windows 3.0 problem.
The patch is available on compuserve or should be by now, from you autocad
dealer.  A second fix to this problem would be to buy and use the new version
of Quarterdeck's Qram, which is now reportedly fully windows 3.0 compatible,
and use that in place of the windows memory drivers in the system.
al

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