2.0 Preventing Stack Overflow

   Stacks are temporary data structures that  MS-DOS and applications use for
   processing hardware events.  If, while  setting up Windows,  Setup detects
   hardware or software that  require a certain stack  size, Setup will place
   the following command line in your CONFIG.SYS file:

     stacks=9,256

   This should be sufficient  most of the  time. However, if  you receive the
   Internal Stack Overflow message when running Windows in 386 enhanced mode,
   or if your  system fails for  no apparent  reason when  running Windows in
   standard mode  (especially if  you are  setting up  or moving  the mouse),
   first try increasing  the second number  on the stacks=  command line (for
   example, 256)  If that doesn't work,  try increasing the first number (for
   example, 9). For more  information about the stacks  setting and modifying
   the CONFIG.SYS file, see your MS-DOS documentation.



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