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From: gilbert AT yallara DOT cs DOT rmit DOT EDU DOT AU (Anthony G Gilbert)
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Subject: Re: abort/kill - TSR
Date: 17 Jun 1996 01:50:29 GMT
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> is there away to kill/abort a TSR without rebooting?

A couple of people have mentioned the programs Mark and Release. There
is a program called MAM that has the functionality of both and a whole 
lot more. I don't remember where I got it or what MAM stands for but it
must be fairly easy to find or I would not have found it.


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 Anthony Gilbert                                gilbert AT yallara DOT cs DOT rmit DOT edu DOT au
 A journey of 1000 miles starts with a lot of planning in front of the telly.
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