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From: BOESHAAR@SUVM.BITNET (David Boeshaar (315) 443-3166)
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Subject: [bit.listserv.novell] How much mem left in workstations?
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Date: 21 Feb 90 22:53:13 GMT
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Original-subject: How much mem left in workstations?
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Reposted-by: emv@math.lsa.umich.edu (Edward Vielmetti)

>Hi,
>
>We're fairly new in the LAN business and so I was hoping that some of you
>might be able to give me some info, particularly for netware 2.15.
>
>Basically:    How much memory is left on your workstation for applications
>              after you've loaded the netware drivers.
>              (What type of PC, Ethernet card, whats in config.sys etc)
>
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For all you new folks:

A bunch of free stuff in a file called UTILS.EXE from the RODAN FTP site
will help make management easy, like:

 - MAPMEM shows DOS RAM space left and all TSR things loaded.
 - 3CT shows number of files and sizes in bytes in directories
 - FM is a neat file manager
 - and lots MORE!

just FTP to RODAN.ACS.SYE.EDU (login ANONYMOUS) and CD NOVELL

For folks without FTP access, I'll send utils.exe as a uuencoded mail
file and a copy of uudecode.bas that creates UUDECODE.EXE
To request this, please send mail directly to BOESHAAR@SUVM or
BOESHAAR@SUVM.ACS.SYR.EDU

Good luck.

Dkb.
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