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From: pausch AT electra DOT saaf DOT se (Paul Schlyter)
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Subject: Re: abort/kill - TSR
Date: 16 Jun 1996 02:20:28 +0200
Organization: Svensk Amat|rAstronomisk F|rening
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In article <4pshkf$155a AT msunews DOT cl DOT msu DOT edu>,
Paul A. Rubin <rubin AT msu DOT edu> wrote:
 
> Some TSRs can be turned off by typing a partcular command (or using a 
> particular hot-key).  Some can even be unloaded, *if* they were the last 
> TSR to load.
 
Such TSR's can be unloaded even if the were not loaded last.  Sure, this
will leave a "hole" in the free DOS memory, but another TSR who can fit
in this "hole" could reuse that memory.
 
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