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Article #7875Memory question.
From: Margot Utterback
Date: Fri, 09 Aug 1991 14:23
Date: Fri, 09 Aug 1991 14:23
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We have just recently installed Netware 386 v3.11 and have been experiencing some difficulties. What I need to know is how to minimize the memory impact on the client PCs. All are PCs are 386 boxes with from 1 to 4 meg of extended memory. Some people are running dos 4 and some are at dos 5. Some people just run the native dos, some use menu shells, some use windows3 and some use desqview. And some are print servers using rprinter. So, my question is simple. How do I make the most of the memory we have? Can I loadhi ipx and net4 and net5? If so is there any thing special I need to do or consider? Is the answer the same for windows and desqview? If not, what do I do for them? Also, some people use emm386.sys from dos, some use qemm, some use nothing. Any help would be greatly apprciated. utterbac@husc.harvard.edu P.S. I need an answer quickly, so please respond by E-Mail. Thanks.
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