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> The last MKS Tools listing included ps and kill. What good is
> ps and kill on an MS-DOS system? I guess if you were running 
> a unix like shell, it could tell you, but other than that...
> ps sounds boring... and kill might as well be CTRL-ALT-DEL...
> Unless I am missing something... If I am, please inform me, 
> it sounds like something worth buying, the DDJ ad said it
> even has vi now.
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> Greg
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>       Gregory R. Simpson       
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> UUCP: {ihnp4, seismo, decwrl, philabs, ucbvax}!decvax!cwruecmp!ncoast!simpsong
> CSNET: ncoast!simpsong@case.CSNET     
> ARPA:  ncoast!simpsong%case.CSNET@Csnet-Relay.ARPA

I am a happy user of the MKS package (Version 1.4). It is useful both with and
without pc-shell (a good shareware package). PS gives the memory allocation map
currently in use and if you are running DOS 3.1 or later it correctly
identifies all current RAM resident programs by name, size and location. I have
not used KILL and cannot comment on its effectiveness but it is supposed to
allow one to free up memory allocated for a RAM resident package.

Jeff Denenberg
..!decvax!ittvax!jeffd