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Lotus v3.1 under DV - Extended Memory?

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From: Robert J. Kudla
Date: Wed, 15 May 1991 15:52
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Hello there....

I recently got Lotus 1-2-3 v3.1 thrown at me when the whole office
upgraded their software and they had an extra copy.  Naturally, I
wanted to install it to be rid of Allways and get the extra
functionality and whatnot.  However, whenever I try to run it under
DesqView/386, it either brings up a black screen and exits because it
can't handle the graphics or crashes because of "VM error: Not enough
memory".  Now, while previous versions of 123 used Lotus' own EMS
spec, this one requires at least 384K of extended memory, not
expanded.  I have no idea, even after reading the manual, how to make
DV cough up extended memory.

So - does anyone have a DV config file for Lotus 1-2-3 version 3.1, or
some other easy way to get 3.1 to work under DV?  I'd really
appreciate it, since I consider being able to open a shell or download
in the background while using a big application to be nearly just
compensation for being forced to use a monochrome PS/2 with a teensy
hard disk.  Thanks....


-- 
Robert Jude Kudla <kudla@rpi.edu>
                                   
No more bars!  No more cages!  Just rollerskating, disco music, and
the occasional light show....
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Subject: Lotus v3.1 under DV - Extended Memory?
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