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From: white@ti-csl
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Subject: Re: DOS 3.1 environ size (one more time
Message-ID: <10200013@ti-csl>
Date: Mon, 21-Apr-86 15:25:00 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr 21 15:25:00 1986
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Nf-From: ti-csl!white    Apr 21 14:25:00 1986



	I have in the past, tried to resolve this.  There seems to
be a case of Catch-22.  You may only add so much to the environment
while a program is loaded.  After that point you must add to that
environment from the command line.  The reason you can not do this
from a batch file is, the batch file is loaded at that time.  This
also goes if you have a bunch of transient device drivers loaded.
For instance, if I have the GSS*CGI drivers loaded on my AT I can
not add to my environment space even from the command line.  If
I unload my drivers I may then add to my environment space then
reinstall the device drivers.
	In short, you can't get there from here.

	Robert J. White

PS: If you find you can, let me know! I want to do it to!

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