Xref: utzoo comp.os.msdos.misc:1698 rec.games.misc:15483 Path: utzoo!utgpu!news-server.csri.toronto.edu!rutgers!apple!mips!news.cs.indiana.edu!arizona.edu!pimacc.pima.edu!ppugliese From: ppugliese@pimacc.pima.edu Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.misc,rec.games.misc Subject: Re: Using Extended Memory for Expanded Memory Message-ID: <1991Apr9.023303.6000@pimacc.pima.edu> Date: 9 Apr 91 09:33:02 GMT References: <14235@hacgate.UUCP> <1991Apr8.000814.1146@saturn.uucp> Distribution: usa Lines: 33 In article <1991Apr8.000814.1146@saturn.uucp>, martin@saturn.uucp (Martin J. Schedlbauer) writes: > In article <14235@hacgate.UUCP> ferris@tcville.HAC.COM () writes: >> >>Wing Command has some additional functions only available through >>expanded memory, and I'd like to get at them, but I don't have expanded >>memory, I have extended memory. The manual mentions setting up your >>extended memory to emulate expanded memory to get around this. > > If you have a 386 and more than 1MB of memory you can use one of several > Memory Managers. MSDOS 4.01 and Windows 3.0 supply EMM386.SYS to do that. > QEMM from Quarterdeck and other commercial memory managers for the 386 > allow you also to convert all extended to LIM 4.0 expanded memory. In > addition they also let you load TSR into memory outside the regular 640k > of DOS given you more 'conventional' memory. > > I know there are some PD programs that can also do that but I have no > experience with any of these. > > If you have a 286 you'll need a expanded memory board - sorry :( > > > ...Martin > > > > -- > ============================================================================== > Martin J. Schedlbauer | martin@saturn.UUCP | ...!ulowell!saturn!martin > 8 Gilman Road | mschedlb@ulowell.edu | ...!uunet!wang!saturn!martin > Billerica, MA 01862 USA | CIS: 76675, 3364 | Voice/Fax: (508) 670-2169 There are also expanded memory emulators for 286 machines. One such is called TURBO-EMS & will even let you emulate expanded memory on disk! I cant remember the publisher though. PHIL