memmaker.hlp

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MemMaker Help File
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.1
Help -- MemMaker Cannot Run on This Computer

MemMaker cannot run on your computer because your system
does not meet the following minimum hardware and software 
requirements:

  * MS-DOS 6
  * An 80386 or higher processor
  * At least 384K of extended memory

.2
Help -- MemMaker Has Been Run Before

MemMaker has been run before, but did not finish optimizing your 
system's memory.

To run MemMaker again, choose "Restart optimization."
To undo MemMaker's last changes, choose "Undo changes."

The following are some possible reasons that MemMaker might
have been interrupted:

  * After MemMaker restarted your computer, you forgot to 
    exit from a menu program or other application started by 
    your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. If the last command in your 
    AUTOEXEC.BAT file starts a menu program or an application, 
    you should immediately exit from that program or application 
    so that MemMaker can continue. 

  * Your computer was restarted accidentally due to a power
    outage or other event (but not because of system problems).
  
  * You pressed the F5 key while your computer was restarting, 
    which caused MS-DOS to skip your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT 
    files.

  * Your system stopped before optimization was complete, and you
    had to restart your computer. If MemMaker did not finish because 
    of problems during the optimization process, choose "Undo 
    changes."

.5
Help -- Welcome to MemMaker

At the bottom of each screen, MemMaker lists the keys you can press.

 ENTER      Accepts the current option(s) and continues MemMaker.
 SPACEBAR   Changes the highlighted option. 
 F1         Displays Help for the current screen.
 F3         Quits MemMaker.
 ESC        Returns to the previous screen.

If a key is not available for the current screen, MemMaker does not 
list that key. 

.7
Help -- MemMaker and the QEMM Memory Manager

MemMaker has detected the QEMM memory manager on your computer.
MemMaker requires the MS-DOS memory manager EMM386, which cannot
run at the same time as QEMM. 

Although QEMM and EMM386 perform basically the same function, 
each has its own specific command syntax. To optimize your memory 
configuration, MemMaker modifies some of the commands in your 
CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files. The resulting commands will work 
only with EMM386, not with QEMM.

If you continue, MemMaker will automatically install EMM386 and 
remove any QEMM commands from your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT 
files. (MemMaker does not delete any QEMM files from your hard disk.)

.8
Help -- MemMaker and the 386MAX Memory Manager 

MemMaker has detected the 386MAX memory manager on your computer.
MemMaker requires the MS-DOS memory manager EMM386, which cannot
run at the same time as 386MAX. 

Although 386MAX and EMM386 perform basically the same function, 
each has its own specific command syntax. To optimize your memory 
configuration, MemMaker modifies some of the commands in your 
CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files. The resulting commands will work 
only with EMM386, not with 386MAX.

If you continue, MemMaker will automatically install EMM386 and 
remove any 386MAX commands from your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT 
files. (MemMaker does not delete any 386MAX files from your hard disk.)

.9
Help -- MemMaker and the NETROOM Memory Manager

MemMaker has detected the NETROOM memory manager on your computer.
MemMaker requires the MS-DOS memory manager EMM386, which cannot
run at the same time as NETROOM. 

Although NETROOM and EMM386 perform basically the same function, 
each has its own specific command syntax. To optimize your memory 
configuration, MemMaker modifies some of the commands in your 
CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files. The resulting commands will work 
only with EMM386, not with NETROOM.

If you continue, MemMaker will automatically install EMM386 and 
remove any NETROOM commands from your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT 
files. (MemMaker does not delete any NETROOM files from your hard 
disk.)

.10
Help -- MemMaker and Other Memory Managers 

MemMaker requires the MS-DOS memory manager EMM386. However,
there is another memory manager installed on your computer that
cannot run at the same time as EMM386.

To optimize your memory configuration, MemMaker modifies some 
of the commands in your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files.  
The resulting commands will work only with EMM386.

To run MemMaker, you must first edit your CONFIG.SYS and 
AUTOEXEC.BAT files and remove any command lines that start 
other manufacturers' memory managers. 

.11
Help -- Express or Custom Mode

You can run MemMaker in either Express or Custom mode. 

In Express mode, MemMaker optimizes your system's memory
automatically.

In Custom mode, MemMaker gives you more control over the
changes it makes. Sometimes you can free more conventional 
memory by using Custom mode and changing some settings. 

You might want to use Custom mode if:

  * You want more control over MemMaker's changes.
  * Your computer has an EGA or VGA monitor. 
  * You run MS-DOS-based applications with Windows.
  * You want to exclude specific device drivers or programs
    from the optimization process.
  * You want MemMaker to scan upper memory aggressively.

.19
Help -- Exiting From MemMaker

You have chosen to exit from MemMaker.

  * To exit and restore your original CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT 
    files, choose "Exit and undo changes."

  * To exit and keep MemMaker's changes to your startup files, 
    choose "Exit and keep changes." (You can undo the changes 
    later by typing MEMMAKER /UNDO at the command prompt.)

  * To continue MemMaker, choose "Continue."

.23
Help -- Indicating Whether Your System Is Working Properly

Some or all of your device drivers and memory-resident programs 
are now running in upper memory rather than conventional memory. 
Most programs can run properly in upper memory, but a few cannot.

If you noticed any error messages when your system started,
answer No. MemMaker will then remove the changes it made.
For more information, see the Troubleshooting section of
the chapter "Making More Memory Available" in the MS-DOS 6 
User's Guide.

If your system seems to work properly, answer Yes. (If any 
problems turn up later, you can remove MemMaker's changes by 
typing MEMMAKER /UNDO at the command prompt.)

.24
Help -- Exiting or Undoing Changes

You indicated that your system does not appear to work properly.
You can either remove the changes MemMaker made to your system
files, or you can exit MemMaker without undoing the changes.

To test your system further, you might want to exit without undoing