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From: Ralf.Brown@B.GP.CS.CMU.EDU
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: DesqView QRAM (was: Re: DESQVIEW 386 W/ 600K APPLICATIONS)
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Date: 10 Jan 90 12:44:48 GMT
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In-Reply-To: <648@qvax2.UUCP>

In article <648@qvax2.UUCP>, stv@qvax2.UUCP (Steve Vance@ex2499) wrote:
}QRAM's capabilities will be included free in the next version of
}QEMM-386.  If you sent in your registration card for QEMM, you 
}will be getting an upgrade notice.

What Quarterdeck hasn't mentioned is that the current 4.23 version of QEMM-386
already supports this functionality (I've got 112K of stuff above 640K, and
could get another 96K of low memory [for 656K windows] by disabling graphics
on my VGA board)  When I first saw the ad for QRAM, I immediately thought,
"hey, they've unbundled LOADHI."

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