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From: chao@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Chia-Chi Chao)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: DeskView / QEMM
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Date: 27 Jul 89 21:38:38 GMT
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In article <3998@portia.Stanford.EDU> gyugyi@Portia.Stanford.EDU (Paul Gyugyi) writes:
>Warm boots do work under Desqview with Qemm. I regularly run Windows/286
>under Desqview.  A nice thing about Ctrl-Alt-Del under dv is that it simply
>closes the window you are working on.  If you want a full warm boot, just
>go to the dv command window and "Q"uit back to dos and do a Ctrl-Alt_delete
>from there.  It's a fast  key tap sequence to get to DOS.  So don't rag on dv
>in favor of windows/386.  I bagged my copy of windows/386 two weeks after I
>got it.  I need the control dv provides.

If I remember correctly, CTRL-SHIFT-DEL is used for warm boot under Desqview.
It's in the manual.