Subj : Re: Compiling a 16-bit application
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Ryan Sawatzky
Date : Fri Oct 29 2004 01:21 pm

Bob Gonder wrote:
> Ryan Sawatzky wrote:
> 
> Open Explorer.
> Go to CAPDOS32.EXE
> Right click and choose Properties
> Click on the Memory tab.
> 
> This info (and more) is also available on your computer by opening the
> control pannel and pressing F1, then searching for DOS settings

Maybe I'm going insane, but when I right-click on the CapDos32.exe file 
in BC5\BIN and select properties, it only has three tabs (general, 
compatibility, summary).  When I right-click on the _default.pif file in 
/WINDOWS, I see the memory tab.  But it looks like there are a lot less 
options here than in pifedit.

Instead of the min and preferred memory requirements, I have total and 
initial environment memeory requirements.  When I try to set either of 
these to -1, Windows pops up an error saying that I must enter a value 
between 0 and 640.  For EMS and XMS, I only have a Total instead of Min 
and Limit.  So, I assume I would just put 4096 as the Total.  CapDos 
still breaks, so I guess the problem is still with the -1 thing.

Thanks,
Ryan

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