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>In article <19759@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU>, cs9a-ax@dorothy.Berkeley.EDU
>(Mike Morrison) writes: > Well, I've tried reading several reference
>books and none of them seem > to have what I need.  About a year ago,
>I wrote a small TSR program for my > own use, and I am now fixing it
>up to get rid of a few minor bugs.  One thing > I'd like to be able
>to do is remove it from memory when I'm done with it or if > I need
>the memory for something else.  How do I do this?  E-mail or post. >
>> Thanks in advance,

    You can download a file named TSRNET.ZIP and TSRSRC.ZIP which 
contain the necessary programs to manage TSR's easily. The idea is 
simple : BEFORE loading a TSR, you spent 2K of memory for a mark that 
will keep all parameters that can be modified by a TSR. Then, when you 
load the TSR, these parameters can be recovered and the TSR removed. You
just have to remember the name of the mark, or use MAPMEM, included in 
the package to see the use of your memory. This is a smart package and 
is used everywhere.......

   REMEMBER : TSRNET.ZIP and TSRSRC.ZIP.

   SuperByte '386....
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