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From: panton@bcarh594.bnr.ca (Kenneth Panton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: loading hi with Desqview
Keywords: Desqview
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Date: 30 Apr 91 22:07:17 GMT
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Loading small resident programs between 640 - 1meg is a problem, or perhaps it's
something totally different, but, my internal clock was thrown off kilter, QAPlus
wouldn't run, and various other symptoms occurred when I had Desqview 386 installed in some fashion on my 386 clone with 4 meg RAM. 

Is there a secret to allocating hi memory for desqview use? So far, due entirely to these installation hassles, I'm not using Desqview, nor am I using my extended/expanded (whatever) memory.  

Can someone recommend a good book as a reference for installing/using Desqview?