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From: wbh@druwy.ATT.COM (Bill Hyde)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: Problem with Windows message in real mode
Summary: remove TSR at end of batch file
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Date: 25 Jan 91 19:09:33 GMT
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In article <4297@syma.sussex.ac.uk> leilabd@syma.sussex.ac.uk (Leila Burrell-Davis) writes:
| ... stuff about running a batch file with TSR at front deleted ...
|
|     MICROSOFT WINDOWS POP-UP PROGRAM SUPPORT
|
|     Your program has been loaded and you may activate it as you would
|     normally. When you have finished using this pop-up program, exit it
|     and press Ctrl+C to return to Windows.
|
|I then have to press Ctrl/C to continue.
|
|Is there any way to stop the message popping up? It's very confusing
|for naive users, who don't know what it means or what to do.

Yes, just remove the TSR before the batch file terminates.  Many TSRs
seem to have a built in remove (usually activated by an "OFF"
argument).  There are also programs available to 'mark' and 'release'
the memory used by TSRs.  I haven't tried the last method, but I would
assume that a sufficiently clever mark/release would work the way you
want.

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