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From: "Arkady V.Belousov" <ark AT belous DOT munic DOT msk DOT su>
Date: Wed,  6 Dec 2000 23:48:41 +0300 (MSK)
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Subject: Re: BASIC & EMS (Virtual Memory)
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Hi!

6-δΕΛ-2000 03:32 domanspc AT juno DOT com (Robert W Moss) wrote to opendos AT delorie DOT com:

RM> Sorry Arkady,
RM> The only reference I have found in any of my DOS manuals for
RM> 'VIRTUAL MEMORY' is in reference to M$WINDOWS 3.0-9x.

     You find "virtual memory" description in the "DOS manuals"?! You joke!
:) This applied only to _real_ OS. DOS is practially only library of
function to organize data on disk (although than further from first version
then more DOS nearer to real OS).

[...]
RM> VIRTUAL MEMORY applies to all versions of M$WINDOWS but,
RM> in particular, I was thinking of M$WIN9X Virtual Memory swap file, SWP386.

     It called win386.swp, same as for Win3.