kdq@demott.COM (Kevin D. Quitt) (06/05/90)
If you are using or have used 386 to the Max, would you send e-mail to me about your experiences with it? Is it great, good, ok... What problems do you have, etc. Thanks in advance. (I will post a summary if there's enough interest.) kdq -- _ Kevin D. Quitt Manager, Software Development DeMott Electronics Co. VOICE (818) 988-4975 14707 Keswick St. FAX (818) 997-1190 Van Nuys, CA 91405-1266 MODEM (818) 997-4496 Telebit PEP last 34 12 N 118 27 W srhqla!demott!kdq kdq@demott.com 96.37% of the people who use statistics in arguments make them up.
Renee@cup.portal.com (Renee Linda Roberts) (06/07/90)
This is from my husband, Rory Roberts, who does not have his own Usenet
account:
I have been using 386^MAX professional for over a year now on several
20mhz machines with 2 - 5 megabytes of RAM. I am obviously a strong supporter
of the product. I am running MS-DOS 4.01 & 386^MAX 4.07 and with all the
following items loaded I still have 594,752 bytes free (your mileage may
vary). The few times I have called Technical Support, because of odd hardware
combinations, they take your name and product serial number and return your
call within the hour.
DEVICE=386max.sys dos4 include=b000-b800
FILES=35
FCBS=20,8
BUFFERS=25,8 /x
DEVICE=386load.sys prog=ANSI.SYS /L
DEVICE=386disk.sys 640 128 256
DEVICE=386load.sys prog=FDCD.sys /D:MSCD000 /N:1
INSTALL=386load.com envname size=82432 prog=fastopen.exe c:=(150,150) /x
INSTALL=386load.com envname size=10900 prog=APPEND.exe /E
INSTALL=386load.com envname size=16480 prog=ced.com -f\util\ced.cfg
INSTALL=386load.com envname size=664 prog=fdread.com
INSTALL=386load.com envname size=14796 prog=PRINT.com /D:LPT1
INSTALL=386load.com envname size=13576 prog=SHARE.COM
INSTALL=386load.com envname size=17968 prog=dtips.com /s10 /pc:\dt
INSTALL=386load.com envname size=17724 prog=GRAPHICS.com GRAPHICS
INSTALL=386load.com envname size=23504 prog=MSCDEX.exe /D:MSCD000
INSTALL=maxhi.com ;This one lets command.com load into high memory
Hope this helps!
Renee Roberts