Subj : DV/X To : Mike Powell From : Gerald Miller Date : Wed Jan 26 2005 07:26 pm Hello Mike, Responding to a post in the 4DOS area: On Thursday January 20 2005 at 20:54, Mike Powell [1:2320/105] wrote to Gerald Miller, about: DV/X >> When I installed the Qemm97, it detected my WfW3.11 system and made >> some changes to some of the WfW files. Now, when I try to run WfW, >> I get the following error message: MP> Oh, yeah. Quarterdeck was getting pressure to make their memory MP> manager Windows compatable. So they did, and unfortunately, I think MP> it was their downfall. It was just as bloated & bad as all other MP> Win3.x software. However, most folks swear that it is better if you MP> are running DOS-only, or one of the DV flavors, than what was MP> available before it. Okay. I have a 4DOS configuration that was memory managed by the previous version of QEMM; I'll set it up and change all the pathnames to see if there is any improvement... MP> I did not remember it ever corrupting anything here, but I somehow am MP> not surprised that it did. MP> I used to use separate config.sys and autoexec.bat files to call WfWG MP> (without QEMM) and DV & DV/X, in order to keep everything as separate MP> as possible. Later, I started to use the MS-DOS multiple config MP> option. I used to use the MS-DOS multiple config file but have since gone back to separate Config.sys and Autoexec.bat system. I found a nice (old) program called BootIt that permits multiple (matching pairs) Config / Autoexec in one large configuration file. Very easy and much simpler to use than the MS-DOS multiple config file. It can be used on the command line and you get presented with a menu of configuration choices _or_ you can pass a configuration variable name to the command line executable. The only thing that you have to do is boot the system before they take effect. Remind me in a couple of weeks to tell you what happened. Cheers ... Gerald .... You know you're getting old when the candles cost more than the cake. --- GoldED+/DPMI32 v1.1.5-040330 * Origin: Another point to bring up... (1:342/512) .