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From: lowe@psuvax1.UUCP (Tom Lowe)
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Subject: Re: Sidekick prob. on 6300
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Date: Fri, 10-Oct-86 13:39:38 EDT
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Posted: Fri Oct 10 13:39:38 1986
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The following is a word-for-word copy of a Borland Supplied Memo:
-----------------BEGINNING OF MEMO ---------------


Bornald International TECH-INFO

PRODUCT : SIDEKICK					NUMBER : 313
VERSION : 1.56A
     OS : PC-DOS
   DATE : June 30, 1986

  TITLE : AT&T Patch - 40 Column Mode


The following patch will correct the problem of the screen going
into 40 column mode and/or graphics mode upon exiting from
SideKick.

Use the DOS utility, DEBUG, to apply the following patch to a
copy of your .COM file.  Copy DEBUG.COM into the directory (or
onto the diskette) where your working copy of SideKick is
located.  At the DOS prompt, type the following information
exactly as it appears.  (Conclude each line by pressing <ENTER>.)

Note:  1.  DEBUG is not sensitive to upper and lower case.  All
	   Addresses are listed in upper case for ease of
	   readability.

       2.  While in DEBUG, the prompt will appear as a dash (-).

       3.  If you do not receive the appropriate response,
	   press "q", then <ENTER>, to quit.  Check your
	   version numbers and, if correct, try again.


    TYPE                                    THIS APPEARS
    ----                                    ---- -------

	 NOT COPY PROTECTED:

    debug SK.COM<ENTER> 		-
    a 1380<ENTER>			xxxx:1380
    jmp 1394<ENTER>			xxxx:1382
    <ENTER>				-
    w<ENTER>				writing xxxx bytes
    q<ENTER>				DOS PROMPT


    debug SKN.COM<ENTER>		-
    a 135E<ENTER>			xxxx:135E
    jmp 1372<ENTER>			xxxx:1360
    <ENTER>				-
    w<ENTER>				writing xxxx bytes
    q<ENTER>				DOS PROMPT


    debug SKC.COM<ENTER>		-
    a 126A<ENTER>			xxxx:126A
    jmp 127E<ENTER>			xxxx:126C
    <ENTER>				-
    w<ENTER>				writing xxxx bytes
    q<ENTER>				DOS PROMPT


    debug SKM.COM			-
    a 121D<ENTER>			xxxx:121D
    jmp 1231<ENTER>			xxxx:121F
    <ENTER>				-
    w<ENTER>				writing xxxx bytes
    q<ENTER>				DOS PROMPT



	 COPY PROTECTED

    debug SK.COM<ENTER> 		-
    a 1396<ENTER>			xxxx:1396
    jmp 13AA<ENTER>			xxxx:1398
    <ENTER>				-
    w<ENTER>				writing xxxx bytes
    q<ENTER>				DOS PROMPT


    debug SKN.COM<ENTER>		-
    a 1374<ENTER>			xxxx:1374
    jmp 1388<ENTER>			xxxx:1376
    <ENTER>				-
    w<ENTER>				writing xxxx bytes
    q<ENTER>				DOS PROMPT


    debug SKC.COM<ENTER>		-
    a 1280<ENTER>			xxxx:1280
    jmp 1294<ENTER>			xxxx:1282
    <ENTER>				-
    w<ENTER>				writing xxxx bytes
    q<ENTER>				DOS PROMPT


    debug SKM.COM			-
    a 1233<ENTER>			xxxx:1233
    jmp 1247<ENTER>			xxxx:1235
    <ENTER>				-
    w<ENTER>				writing xxxx bytes
    q<ENTER>				DOS PROMPT


----------------------END OF MEMO -------------------
This information was supplied to the AT&T PC Hotline by Borland
International.
Any questions relating to this information should be directed to Borland
at (408) 438-8400

--Tom Lowe

P.S.  I assume no responsibility for this information.  All precautions
were taken to avoid typos.  As mentioned above...direct all questions
to Borland International....NOT THE AT&T PC HOTLINE!  They will NOT help
you!