MEMORY
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Some OTS DOS programs require a minimum low and expanded memory
configuration. Many computers today are not configured for DOS
programs that have high memory requirements. If you get an out of
memory message when loading or running an OTS program or you
cannot enter a file from a menu or from a previous file, or run a
program (lack of memory may cause these failures) you may find the
information here to be helpful.

Tips:
a. To find out what memory you have, just type MEM at the DOS prompt.
b. To increase available DOS low memory, a memory optimizer program,
   such as MEMMAKER (supplied with DOS) is usually the tool used. 
   To have EMS memory, you must have installed the memory manager
   such as EMM386. EMM386 comes with DOS and Windows.
c. When running program under Windows95, set DOS Prompt Properties
   to Auto on all memory options. To view these properties, show Tools
   (click on top window line) and click on the big A.

Below is a sample CONFIG.SYS AND AUTOEXEC.BAT FILE combo that will
give you:
     Free Expanded (EMS)                 2,048K (2,097,152 bytes)
     Largest executable program size       600K (614,752 bytes)

Notes:
1. Some lines start with *. The * is not part of the line. It
   just indicates there is a note below last line.
2. With these files, you will not load drivers that may be required to
   run devices such as a cd-rom but you will be able to load OTS
   programs    that need 590k of low memory and 2 meg of EMS memory. 
3. To use these files, you machine must have at least 4meg of
   RAM (memory).
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CONFIG.SYS
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DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\HIMEM.SYS
DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\EMM386.EXE 4096 RAM I=B000-B7FF WIN=B500-B7FF
FILES=60
DOS=UMB
DOS=HIGH
*DEVICEHIGH /L:2,44400 =C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\DRVSPACE.SYS /MOVE

Notes
* This may not apply to your system. It is for disk compression
  program.	Do not include if you are not using DRIVESPACE
  disk compression.	
  If WIN95 is not in use:
  DEVICEHIGH /L:2,44400 =C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\DRVSPACE.SYS /MOVE
  may need to be changed To
  DEVICEHIGH /L:2,44400 =C:\DOS\DBLSPACE.SYS /MOVE
  

AUTOEXEC.BAT
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*PATH C:\DOS;c:\windows;C:\;
MODE LPT1:,,P
*SET TEMP=L:\TEMP
*LH /L:1,9472 c:\mouse\mouse
*win

* These lines must be edited according to needs or may be deleted.