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Doug, in Program Manager when I click on Help, then on About Program
Manager, my version of Windows says this:
Microsoft Windows Program Manager
Version 3.1
Copyright 1985-1992 Microsoft Corp.
When I click on the Control Panel to set the virtual memory stuff, it has
the 32-bit disk access check box at the bottom. How do I explain this other
than to say that 3.1 has 32-bit access. Also, when I look at the setup
status (now that I have the 32-bit box checked), it says this:
Current Settings
Drive: D:
Size: 8305 KB
Type: Permanent (using 32-bit access)
I'm running stacker on my 750C 340 meg drive and have about 10meg of
unstacked drive being used as drive D: (after boot up). Where am I wrong
about all this?
Don
> This is not true. You will find 32-bit disk access if you do what
>you say. 32-bit file access does not come on Windows 3.1. It only
>comes with Windows for Workgroups ver. 3.11
>
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