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From: michaelk@copper.WR.TEK.COM (Michael D. Kersenbrock)
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Subject: Re: [Repost] Re: marking 2.x apps OK for win3.0
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Date: 7 Jun 90 22:18:12 GMT
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	For those of you who missed it the first time, here is a repost
	of Barry Press' program 'nonag'.  I have NOT tested it as I
	haven't received an upgrade to Win 3.0 as yet.  Perhaps anyone
	who has used it might want to post any comments or evaluations.
	Anyway, here it is :

Although this DOS program works, an even spiffier way is to use the
"MARK30.ZIP" program (shareware or freeware I think).  It's a Windows 3.0
application for set/resetting the memory-handling-clean flag (which nonag
sets) AND for setting/resetting the proportional-system-fonts flag which
allows the nice proportional fonts to show up in the application as
well!  This program is also very nice and easy to use (as is Windows
programs... mostly).  I got it from a local Windows-oriented BBS, but I
understand it is available in the appropriate Compuserve Forum (which I
don't "connect" to).

I wish more of those Compuserve programs would who up here or in the
binaries newsgroup!

BTW - if you want to modify the nonag program, I think it's the 0x02 bit
that sets the proportional font "active", so put in a 0x06 rather than 0x04
at the specified location.

--
Mike Kersenbrock
Tektronix Logic Analyzers Division
michaelk@copper.WR.TEK.COM
Aloha, Oregon