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From: sybert@felix.UUCP (Mark Sybert)
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Subject: Re: Extended memory and MS Windows
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Date: 18 Mar 89 14:47:19 GMT
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Thanks to everyone who replied to my posting.  To summarize, when trying
to use extended memory with Windows, the best idea is to use Windows/386.
Otherwise, at lease two expanded memory managers (QEMM from Quarterdeck 
and 386MAX from Qualitas) will allow existing extended memory to be treated
as expanded.