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Subject: Re: Read this BEORE memory resident!
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Date: 20 Sep 89 10:04:27 GMT
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From: s35170b@kaira.hut.fi (Juha Ikonen)
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In article <89262.181748MHS108@PSUVM.BITNET> MHS108@PSUVM.BITNET (Mark Solsman) writes:
>Oops. I apparently forgot to mention what operating system I am running.
>I am running a MS/DOS operating system using Turbo Pascal (I think it is
>version 4.1) I am sorry that I forgot to post that in my last post.
>The catch is that I am NOT running any multi-task, OS, or UNIX.
>(I know that this is possible in the basic language, but pascal?)
>
>So, does anyone out there know how to make a pascal progam memory resident?


	I've used a subroutine library Turbo Professional by Turbo Power Co.
	It has many useful UNITs to use with Turbo Pascal programs, among
	others unit TpTsr wich contains high-level routines to make your
	program memory resident.