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From: HRTC <hasang00 AT nuri DOT net>
Message-Id: <199707131340.WAA26510@sol.nuri.net>
Subject: about problem of multitasker, taskmgr.exe
To: opendos-support AT delorie DOT com
Date: Sun, 13 Jul 1997 22:40:52 +0900 (KST)

  Dear listers:
  I am a novice user of open DOS.
  I am very much impressed by the features of Open DOS, especially, the
multitasking feature.
  However, I've  experienced a serious problem.
  Whenever I tried to add a task by pressing ctrl-esc and insert key, "4dos
XMS swapping initialized 40KB" pops up and pressing any key causes the same
message pop up continuously.
  FYI, I am using 4DOS v5.95a and a screen reading software called
SrD, which accesses video memory directly in order to obtain textual data and
gives me oral description of what's going on the screen.
  I will add my config.sys and autoexec.bat to the end of this mail.
  One more, I changed "exec=false" to "exec=true" in taskmgr.ini file.
  Much appreciation in advance.
  Chungho Kim:

  config.sys:
   device=e:\snd\ctcm\ctcm.exe
DEVICE=c:\os\opendos\EMM386.EXE multi DPMI=Off FRAME=NONE
DEVICE=c:\os\opendos\DPMS.EXE
devicehigh=e:\tool\util\cdr\gscdrom.sys /d:mscd000
devicehigh=e:\snd\sbr\drv\csp.sys /unit=0 /blaster=a:220
devicehigh=e:\snd\sbr\drv\ctsb16.sys /unit=0 /blaster=a:220 i:5 d:1 h:5
devicehigh=e:\snd\sbr\drv\ctmmsys.sys
rem devicehigh=c:\sori\sori.sys

BREAK=ON
BUFFERS=5
 DOS=HIGH,UMB
FCBS=1,1
FILES=8
LASTDRIVE=H
rem COUNTRY=1,,C:\OS\OPENDOS\COUNTRY.SYS
numlock=off
 shell=c:\os\4dos\4dos.com c:\os\4dos /p
stacks=0,0
switches=/f

  autoexec.bat:
  @ECHO Off
rem e:\acs\srd\srd > nul
rem pause
alias /r c:\os\4dos\alias.ini
set /r c:\os\4dos\set.ini
e:\snd\sbr\diagnose /s > nul
e:\snd\sbr\aweutil /s
e:\snd\sbr\sb16set /p /q > nul

c:\os\opendos\nwcdex.exe /d:mscd000 > nul
rem e:\tool\util\vrs\v3res > nul
c:\os\opendos\nwcache 7670 1024 /lend=on /delay=off > nul
e:\tool\util\umbfiles=92 > nul
lh  e:\tool\util\rts 2 > nul

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