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Date:	Tue, 11 Mar 1997 19:42:05 +0100
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On 10 Mar 97 (at 22:42) Colin W. Glenn became famous by saying:

> 
> Better question, would it be possible to write a command processor loader
> which would handle these matters then load the command processor as an
> overlay?  Might have to sacrifice 16 bytes of memory to the procedure, or
It's just a matter of adding the code to the already existing inside the 
IBMDOS.COM file.

> have the procedure call the overlay while operating within what will become
> the command processor's original environment ensuring that no memory gets
> locked up.  I know that you can (at anytime) call command.com with a /p and
> get completely ugly about not being able to exit back into that editor with
> an unsaved document you've just spent hours working on.
> 
> (been there, done that:(
;-)) Painful, huh? 

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