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From: lupin3@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (-=/ Larry Hastings /=-)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d
Subject: Re: WANTED: TSRs living in EMS memory, EMS Utility Software
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Date: 4 Sep 88 10:53:41 GMT
References: <575@laura.UUCP>
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+-In article <575@laura.UUCP>, edelhoff@exunido.UUCP (Volker Edelhoff) wrote:-
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|
| I'm currently using a few TSRs with some nice features like
| a PopUp calculator a Programmers ASCII reference, an Alarm Clock,...
| but after loading all the utilities I need, there's no base
| memory left to use the machine for any other program.
| 
| The best solution would be to store the MAIN part of all these TSR's
| in the background (EMS, or extended memory). So my question is:
| 
|   Is there any PopUp TSR to do this job?
|
| E-Mail: edelhoff@unido.bitnet
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  What will do the trick are memory managers, such as QEMM from Quarterdeck
and (I believe) 386ToTheMax will do this as well.  (I assume you are using
a 386?)
  Anyways, QEMM has a command you prefix the TSR call to load it in high
memory; like, for instance, to load Tornado Notes into high memory, I would
use
	loadhi tn
(I _would_ except I run TN as a task under DesqVIEW now...)

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