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From: silver@eniac.seas.upenn.edu (Andy Silverman)
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Subject: Re: Question: TSR memory release ?
Keywords: TSR, memory allocation
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Date: 16 Mar 89 21:49:02 GMT
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There's a package available on Simtel20, as well several other places which
consists of 2 files: TSRSRC26.ARC and TSRCOM26.ARC, which are sources,
.EXE's, and .COMs for a whole bunch of neat TSR management utilities.  The
two you'd be most interested in are MARK and RELEASE, which marks a memory
location, and RELEASE, which restores the system state (interrupt vectors
and a whole lot of other stuff) to what it was when the system was MARKed.
These programs have proved themselves to be really good and removing even
some of the most uncooperative TSR's from memory.  Hope this is some help.

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