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From: miser@vms.macc.wisc.edu (Dan Miser)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Animation info
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Date: 23 Nov 88 01:32:47 GMT
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Hi there I have a question which I've been thinking about and can come 
up with no immediate answer.  If anyone has the time to explain this 
to me, I would appreciate it.  If emailed, I will also post a summary 
of what I learned.  Thanks in advance!

Question:	When playing games that require extensive animation. 
(Dark Castle, BDC, Arkanon, etc.) If you try to run them from your 
hadr disk with many INITs installed =, it gives you an error message 
saying there is too much memory being used by these INITS and to boot 
off of the original floppy.  No problem, but I would rather do 
everything off of my hard disk.  I am suspex=cting this is due to some 
form of memory utilization that these animation procedures use. Is 
this correct, or is it more technical than that?

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