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To: Gottfried who wrote (13441)	11/26/2000 6:17:55 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

hi gottfried, i hope sony will not come after me for any kind of copyright infringement. <g3> hey, this came via dummies daily email, and it has me wondering.... *********************** "Memory Protection Blues Windows 95 can protect the memory of DOS programs. Here's some advice: Leave this option turned off unless the program has proven itself a crash-crazy fiend when unprotected. Turning memory protection on for all DOS programs can seriously cut into your system performance, and that's a burden of guilt no DOS program should have to bear." *********************** questions that come to mind are, how does one turn this option off? and is it an option in other os's besides w95? anyone? :) mark