ndeng@EULER.BERKELEY.EDU (12/17/90)
I have a question about using DOS applications under Windows 3.0: (fairly basic, but I don't know how to do it) How to free up enough memory for DOS applications to be able to run successfully under windows? As many DOS applications really require 570-580KB of memory, but under a win 3.0 window, I can get only 535K at most (Use Desqview I can get 570-580K easily for the same config.sys file). I know I have some device drivers and my environment setup has been complex, but how could I load the drivers into high memory so as to free as much as possible of the 640K under windows? Please respond to this account since I don't read the net regularly. Any pointer would be very much appreciated. If there is enough general interest, I'll post a summary. Mike ndeng@euler.berkeley.edu