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-: If you have more than 400Mb of memory in your system and need to use it 
-: under DOS (not Windows) quickly - you might be interested.  If not, don't 
-: mess with it.

Is it worth "testing" under plain DOS with <<400Mb RAM,
just to confirm nothing is broken in that situation?