[standard] Section Settings

   The [standard]  section contains  settings  that are  specific  to running
   Windows in standard mode.

   The [standard] section can contain the following settings.
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   FasterModeSwitch=<0-or-1>

   Default:       0
   Purpose: Enabling this setting causes  Windows running in  standard mode to
            use a faster  method of switching  from protected to  real mode on
            many 80286-based computers. When this setting  is enabled, Windows
            responds  quicker   to   hardware   interrupts,  allowing   better
            throughput   for   interrupt-intensive   applications,   such   as
            communications applications. In  addition, you should  enable this
            setting if  you are  using a  Zenith Z-248  system and  are losing
            characters while typing, or  if you are using  an Olivetti M-250-E
            and lose mouse functionality.

            Note: This setting  has no  effect on 80386-based  computers. Some
            early IBM AT and compatible computers do not have the BIOS support
            necessary to  use this  setting.  Enabling this  setting  on these
            computers may cause them to lock up when starting Windows.
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   Int28Filter=<number>

   Default:       10
   Purpose: Specifies the interval  of INT28h  interrupts, generated  when the
            system is idle, that  are made visible (or  reflected) to software
            that is  loaded before  Windows.  Windows will  reflect  every nth
            interrupt, where n  is the value  of this setting.  For example, a
            value of 1 reflects every INT28h interrupt,  a value of 2 reflects
            every second INT28h  interrupt, and  so on. Increasing  this value
            might improve  Windows performance,  but may  interfere  with some
            memory-resident programs, such as network software. Set this value
            to 0  to  prevent  any  INT28h  interrupts from  being  reflected.
            Setting this  value too  low (from  1 to  9) might  interfere with
            communications applications.
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   NetHeapSize=<kilobytes>

   Default:       8
   Purpose: Specifies the size (in kilobytes) of the data-transfer buffer that
            Windows running in standard mode allocates  in conventional memory
            for transferring data  over a  network. If  an application  is not
            running correctly, your network  may require a  larger buffer than
            the default value. Increasing this value  will decrease the amount
            of memory  available to  applications. If  no network  software is
            running, this  setting  will  be ignored  and  no  memory will  be
            allocated.
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