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At 11:05 AM 9/26/96 -0500, YewFueng Liew wrote:
>Recently I came across a PC that gives 2 different values of RAM available.
Aha! The Win95 DOS VM (virtual machine) strikes again!
As far as I know, the Win95 VM can only address 16mb of memory.
'Right Click' on the MSDOS icon (you'll have to do this from a file
browser box, or from MSExplorer, you cannot 'right click' on the icon in the
start bar) and you can adjust how much memory to allocate to a VM when you
start one. This is great for systems with limited memory (i.e. not yours).
Hope this helps,
Craig
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