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From: Yedema <yedema AT natlab DOT research DOT philips DOT com>
Subject: Re: Newbie question, newbie error
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"Robb Beggs" <rjbeggs AT hotmail DOT com> writes:

[snip]
> Anyhow, back to my problem before anyone get offended and stops helping me.
> 
> I'm using win 95 and tried running the program with all of your suggestions
> in the auto exec, but now it tells me about a load error: DPMI not loaded.
> From what I read DPMI is DOS protected mode ( a memory state?) so I /?
no it's a processor state, allows you to use all your memory instead of just 
1Mb.
> emm386.exe, and the only options are on/ off/ auto and w-processor on/ off.
> How do I set this?
I don't think you have to use it. You are using win95 and it already has a 
DPMI-driver. Do you have a file call CVSDPMI.EXE if you don't you should, and 
you should put it somewhere where the program you run can find it (like the
same directory). This file is use for the programs end of the DPMI stuff.
> 
> And as far as being silent forever, believe me, by now, I am so humbled by
> my ignorance, I'd love to be silent.
nah.
> 

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