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From: bchs1b@JANE.UH.EDU (Michael Benedik)
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Subject: Re: Quarterdeck products
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Date: 14 Jun 91 04:57:38 GMT
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In article <0094A0FC.CE7EDB40@MAPLE.CIRCA.UFL.EDU>, zap@oak.circa.ufl.edu (Zap) writes:
>I own a 386-20 and I have tried to run Desqview/X on this machine.  When I run
>it though, it crashes hard.  When the regular desqview is run, the machine
>starts spitting out bios info and locks up.  Does anyone run desqview on a
>zenith 386 and/or have any trouble with it.
> 
>Tom Grein
>Zap@circa.maple.ufl.edu

I run both QEMM and deskview (not /X) on a zenith 386-16 with no problems.
Had to spend some time configuring qemm to avoid memory conflicts, but
never had any problems with DV. What memory manager are you running if any?
I suspect you have conflicts there. Does you machine copy the bios into
ram and that causing you problems???

mike benedik
university of houston
benedik@uh.edu


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