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From: wbl@plague.Berkeley.EDU (Wen-Po Bobby Lee)
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Subject: Surgical removal of TSRs
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Date: 17 Apr 91 04:14:05 GMT
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Pardon me if this is a FAQ or if I'm just asking the impossible...

Is there a PD program that can remove TSRs from conventional memory, or
better yet, one that can remove specific TSRs and "clean up" the memory
(without affecting the DOS kernel or the COMMAND environment).  Also,
how about a program that can remove drivers (like screen blankers)?

Why load them in the first place?  Well, if you have to ask, sometimes
I load them not realizing that I would inevitably get sidetracked from
whatever I started out doing and end up needing more memory.

Please email unless you feel this is of public interest.  Thanks.

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