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- From: law30129@nusunix1.nus.sg (GNANASIHAMANI KANNAN)
- Subject: Re: TSR's and Windows
- Message-ID: <1992Dec31.143037.17144@nuscc.nus.sg>
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- Organization: National University of Singapore
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- Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 14:30:37 GMT
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- Louis Jezsik (jezsik@PX2.STFX.CA) wrote:
- : OK, so I'm reading the messages about using the various memory
- : manager (Not very carefully, mind you, I'm not having any problems.)
- : and I keep noticing people pointing out '... if you want to load
- : your TSR's high ...' and I think to myself 'WHY?' Hey, I'm using
- : Windows, I don't NEED TSR's! Am I missing something here? Unless
- : you are still mucking about with some archaic DOS programs, why
- : the heck would anyone want a TSR? ... or am I missing something.
- : Louis
-
- Yup. You are missing something. Your mouse driver is a TSR and so
- is your screen blanker for DOS sessions (if you have one). If you're
- running EMM - guess what ... its TSR too. So's SMARTDRV for that
- matter.
- Just thought I'd point that out
-