2.8.1  Using the Ungermann-Bass XNS Transport Stack

   If you  are  using  the Ungermann-Bass  XNS  transport  stack  and running
   Windows in 386 enhanced  mode, you must  make sure the  transport stack is
   not using  expanded  memory.  If  your  system  is  configured to  provide
   expanded memory with a memory manager such as EMM386, you can disable that
   product's expanded-memory  option.  Or,  if  you  want  to continue  using
   expanded memory, you can  disable its use by  the Ungermann-Bass transport
   stack as follows:

   1.        Open your  PROTOCOL.INI  file by  using  a text  editor  such as
     Windows Notepad. PROTOCOL.INI is located in your LAN Manager directory.

   2.        Find the section [XNS_XIF].
       If you're using  Notepad, you can  find this section  by choosing Find
     from the Search menu, typing [XNS_XIF], and then choosing the OK button.

   3.        Add a line NOEMM, or, if the line already exists, make sure that
     it is not  commented out with  a semicolon (;)  at the  beginning of the
     line.

   4. Save your PROTOCOL.INI file.

   5. Restart your workstation.

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