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From: markad@blake.u.washington.edu (Mark Donnell)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Using Himem for TSRs on 386 ?
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Date: 27 Jun 90 23:32:30 GMT
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I have heard talk on the net about being able to relocate 
TSRs to the memory between 640 and 1Meg on 386s. As I have
previously understood, this required the TSR to support
such action. Is it different for 386's? In my hacking and playing
i have not run across a way to do it, but if it is possible, it
would be very useful.

On another track, does anyone know if Windows 3.0 is able to
run 2 (or more) dos shells concurrently on a system with only 2 Meg
of memory? When I tried it on a demo machine, it required whichever 
of the two was active to be exclusive - no background processes.
I would be interested in it if it could pull this off.

And, does anyone have a list of progs which have problems with AMI?
I am working on my vendor to replace it, and he wanted some reasons
to send back to the manufacturer.

Thanks ahead of time.
Mark