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Date:         Tue, 21 Jul 92 08:51:00 IST
From:         Ron Kuzar <SOUKR@HUJIVM1>
Subject:      March 75, 92
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Is the week of the 27th of july going to look like this:
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Addday, Moreday, Appenddday, Someday, Oneday...
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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 92 17:58:14 EDT
From:         Jesse Hurlbut <FREJDH@UKCC.UKY.EDU>
Subject:      Command Brackets in XPL program?
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I'm trying to put together an XPL program that has lots of search
strings that include command brackets.  I'm running into problems with
them being interpreted as actual commands and not search strings.  For
example:

     se /<<PR blah blah/

Then later in the program:

     se /blah blah>>/

As a result, EVERYTHING in between is considered part of a PR-delta
(including several lines of XPL commands, which are being
completely ignored).

Is there some way around this problem?

Jesse Hurlbut
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Date:         Thu, 23 Jul 92 19:14:04 EDT
From:         Buford Norman <N290024@UNIVSCVM>
Subject:      French speller, 4
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Has anyone tried the French speller (or some other language) with beta version
4 of NB?  I copied the old files from 3.0 to the new NB4 directory, and the
speller works, but doesn't recognize any accented letters.
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Date:         Wed, 29 Jul 92 14:17:43 EST
From:         Dorothy Day <DAY@UCS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      RE: NB 4 File formats
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Clifford Flanigan asks:

>I believe someone on this list, perhaps Dorothy Day, said at some point
>that the file format of NB 4 will differ from early versions.  Am I
>remembering this correctly?  If this is the case, will this affect the way
>translation utilities and other utilities that recognize the Xywrite format
>and formatting commands work?  Will this new format be identical or similar to
>the format in Signature?

There is almost no change in file format from NB3 to NB4; one
exception is that instead of using RM for "right margin," you will find
this information in your NB3 documents automatically converted to the
more descriptive TW for "text width" when brought up under NB4.
Perhaps others will remind of other new usages that don't come to my
mind just now. Since TW, at least, is not documented as a XyWrite
format command, I would guess that this will somewhat hamper file
conversion using XyWrite III+ as the source format, unless TW deltas
are left out altogether. (Most likely they will simply be ignored.)

A limited edition of Word for Word will be included with NB4 (though
probably shipped separately), designed to add Word Perfect and
MS Word conversion to currently offered formats.

It's N.B. Lingua documents that will be significantly different from
SLS files. SLS files are currently almost impossible to convert to
another system, so that's not a crisis. A utility to convert SLS to
Lingua is included. The good news is that Lingua now imports and
exports a number of standard national formats for Russian, Hebrew,
and Greek, greatly increasing portability.

Dorothy Day, Indiana University
Bitnet: DAY@IUBACS
Internet: day@ucs.indiana.edu
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Date:         Mon, 27 Jul 92 11:23:50 EDT
From:         John Thomas Dayton <tdayton@CTT.BELLCORE.COM>
Subject:      Maxthink outliner
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I've been using the Maxthink outline processor since about 1984, and I love
it.  I haven't used any other outliners, so I can't make comparisons.  But
Maxthink consumes little hard disk space and RAM, and it can input ASCII files
and output Nota Bene readable ASCII files.  Just as Nota Bene lacks WYSIWYG
bells and whistles but has features good for authoring, Maxthink lacks
fancy print and display capabilities but has outstanding features for the
cognitive work of outlining, categorizing, listing, rearranging, rough
drafting, and so on.  I usually start my papers in Maxthink, with one outline
point per topic, then combine those outline points until I have one outline
point per paragraph.  The organization complete, I move the file into
Nota Bene for polish.  Maxthink is also cheap--about $70 from discount
houses in the U.S.  Even if you buy it direct from the manufacturer
(415-540-5508, California time), it's only $89 or $99.

--
Tom Dayton  (John Thomas Dayton, Jr.)
Bellcore, RRC 1H226, 444 Hoes Lane, Piscataway NJ 08854 USA
tdayton@ctt.bellcore.com
(908)699-6843 voice, (908)336-2969 fax
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Date:         Thu, 30 Jul 92 00:46:58 EDT
From:         Robert Braham <RMB@CUNYVMS1>
Subject:      A note of thanks
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A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in ornaments of silver.
Like an earring of gold, and an ornament of fine gold, so is a wise
reprover on an obedient ear. [Mishle:11-12]

A public thanks to Paul Bodin, _mensch gadol_ and _principes_ NB,
for rescuing me and allowing yet another paper on Mozart historiography
to see the light of my laser printer.

Robert Braham
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Date:         Tue, 21 Jul 92 09:45:52 IST
From:         "Itamar Even-Zohar, Porter Chair of Semiotics" <B10@TAUNIVM>
Subject:      Re: ca + wildcards and other tricks
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The trouble with the regular FIND command is that if you wish
to check ALL of the files, using the CALL command which appears
on the command line, you lose the rest of the list, and must
run FIND again. To solve this problem, I have written an XPL
pgm which uses the FIND command, but instead of calling it
to DIR, it inserts the filenames to a temporary file, allowing
you, if you use another customized XPL pgm, to hit a key
and get the file in an alternative window, then return
to the list of files and go on checking. This is much more
practical than FIND alone. In addition, my find pgm allows
looking for more than one single filespec (i.e., you can type
FIND *.BAK *.TMP). FIND.RN can be found in NEWUTILS, and as
a subprogram in XC (in which case you must type RUN XC FIND xxxx).

The files can be called to screen from a list rather than from
DIR, if you customized your keyboard to use one of my pgms
which simply puts the line on the command line with a preceding
CALL. If you haven't done that, you can anyway define the line,
then use ALT-F6 to put it on the command line, then put
"call" in front, then go to alternative window. This is,
of course, a clumsy way, but better than running FIND again.

-Itamar Even-Zohar
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Date:         Thu, 30 Jul 92 16:23:45 GMT
From:         P E Hughes <ewhv10@CASTLE.ED.AC.UK>
Subject:      Ugaritic/Cuneiform Fonts-Materials
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Greetings! I am currently conducting research on available software for
Ugaritic applications, and anxiously await hearing from anyone who has
successfully utilized NotaBene for these purposes.  To the best of my
knowledge, the Ugaritic facility for NotaBene is only transliteration
and there are no actual Cuneiform fonts available.  N'est-ce pas?

Also, if anyone has information about any databases of the Ras Shamra
materials (tagged or other), or concordances, or any other current
applications of Ugaritic texts, this information would be received with great
appreciation.

Thanks for your kind consideration of these requests!


Paul Edward Hughes
Dept. of Hebrew/OT Studies
New College, University of Edinburgh
Mound Place
Edinburgh, SCOTLAND
EH1 2LX
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Date:         Sun, 26 Jul 92 22:57:00 EST
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Subject:      Re: Message subjects
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One way around this is to put NB in your NAMES.COM file. So when
you want to send to Notabene, just type NB after TO:  This shortens
that line, and makes it easier to change subjects.

--Bob Strauss
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 92 13:19:01 CDT
From:         LB0SILF <LB0SILF%MUSIC.TCS.TULANE.EDU@VM.TCS.TULANE.EDU>
Subject:      PC-Outlines
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Regarding PC-Outline you may want to skim "The Slick and the Dead,"
a comparative review of PC-Outline and PC-Style in PC-Sig Magazine II,
No. 5 (September-October 1987): 36-38, 58.

Lee Mille
lb0silf@music.tcs.tulane.edu
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Date:         Mon, 27 Jul 92 18:37:10 IST
From:         "Itamar Even-Zohar, Porter Chair of Semiotics" <B10@TAUNIVM>
Subject:      Re: Blum's UMB+Hyperdsk+Tansi+Windows+NB
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Robert,

Turn all shadow ram to 'enabled'. You may only have to turn parity
check to 'disabled'.

Use the /M=....++- etc. as I suggested in my doc. You can try
disable the whole of C, just for testing.

Itamar
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 92 13:33:56 EDT
From:         "Paul J. Bodin" <pjb3@CUNIXB.CC.COLUMBIA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Blums's UMB driver and huge free RAM for NB
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Ted Parkinson writes:

> Perhaps someone could answer a question about the amount of memory freed
> up here.  Although I can't see it in the config.sys file, it seems to me
> that a huge chunk of the free memory comes from disabling the vga memory
> which gives you another 60-70k above the 640k.  If this is the case then
> N.B. won't run in the 50 line mode which I like, and that is why Windows
> won't load as well.  Am I right, or just confused?  If Blum's UMB gives
> me over 700k _with_ vga graphics still loaded, then I'm excited.  But if
> not, then I can't see how it's much better than qemm or the dr-dos memory
> manager which I use now.

You have it exactly right.  The use of A000-AFFFh as DOS memory
disables VGA graphics.  QEMM with VIDRAM will do exactly the same
thing, and even give you more UMBs because it will use Stealth to
allow you to use the ROM BIOS addresses for UMBs too.  In some cases,
QEMM will also allow you to link available UMBs to DOS memory so that
programs will see it as contiguous, usable DOS memory.  Any time you
want to use actual VGA video, though, you cannot use these features of
any memory manager, and you are forced back inside the old 640K DOS
barrier.

Windows, relying as it does on the graphics mode of your video card,
will be completely messed up by these memory techniques.

___________________________________________________________________________
Paul J. Bodin                         Internet: pjb3@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu
Union Theological Seminary               smail: 435-52nd Street
(718) 439-3549                                  Brooklyn, NY 11220
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Date:         Sun, 26 Jul 92 23:29:14 -0500
From:         Kenneth Salzberg <ksalzber@HAMLINE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Message subjects
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Or, if your system doesn't use a Names.com file, put nb as
an alias in your .mailrc file, if you have one.
 --Ken Salzberg
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Date:         Sun, 26 Jul 92 16:54:18 EDT
From:         "Paul J. Bodin" <pjb3@CUNIXB.CC.COLUMBIA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Blum's UMB+Hyperdsk+Tansi+Windows+NB
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Robert Braham writes:

> From: David J Birnbaum <djbpitt+@PITT.EDU>
> >I was using 4dos
> >and swapping to EMS, and I determined that NB overwrote my EMS page
> >frame. This didn't cause any problem within NB itself, but when I
> >would exit NB, 4dos would be unable to unswap itself from the area NB
> >had trashed. Moving my page frame up from the c000 segment to c400
> >cured the problem.
>
> This is done with which switch of EMM386.EXE?  It looks pretty formidable
> to me.  In fact, Blum's driver screams when used with EMM386., and I
> was fooling around with _his_ .sys EMS driver; I'd be more than happy
> to go back to the old way, in the end, if your advice re EMM386.EXE
> doesn't fly (I'll live w/o the extra UMB space).  But as with most
> tinkerings, this takes on a life of its own, and its the principle
> of it that I should get it to work.

There are two methods to specify the address of the EMM386.EXE page
frame.  You may use the m parameter on the command line to specify one
of the 14 addresses it will denote (m1 puts it at C000h, m2 at C400h,
m3 at C800h, m4 at CC00h, m5 at D000h, m6 at D400h, m7 at D800h, m8 at
DC00h, m9 at E000h, etc.)  The values 10 through 14 should not be used
on machines with 640K of conventional memory, since they specify
addresses blow the 640K line for older machines.

Second you may set the starting address of the page frame explicitly
with either the /p or the frame= switch on the command line.  For
example, /pC800 or frame=C800 would specify a page frame from
C800h-D800h.  Valid values are in the ranges 8000h through 9000h
(don't use if you have 640K RAM) and C000h through E000h in increments
of 400h.  Don't use E000h if you have a 286 machine, and don't use
anything below C800 if you have VGA because the video ROM is usually
in that range.  Also watch out for drive controller ROM (and RAM if
you have SCSI) in the C800-CFFF range.

___________________________________________________________________________
Paul J. Bodin                         Internet: pjb3@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu
Union Theological Seminary               smail: 435-52nd Street
(718) 439-3549                                  Brooklyn, NY 11220
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 92 17:16:33 EDT
From:         Robert Braham <RMB@CUNYVMS1>
Subject:      Re: Blums's UMB driver and huge free RAM for NB
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Ted Parkinson writes:

> won't load as well.  Am I right, or just confused?  If Blum's UMB gives
> me over 700k _with_ vga graphics still loaded, then I'm excited.  But if
> not, then I can't see how it's much better than qemm or the dr-dos memory
> manager which I use now.

(. . . . it's free . . ., or almost free?)

Robert Braham
Internet: RMB@cunyvms1.gc.cuny.edu
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Original_cc:  DICK
Date:         Mon, 27 Jul 92 17:22:00 EST
From:         DICK@SIENA
Subject:      config.sys
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This is a little off topic but is nevertheless NB related. I'm so $#$%^&
frustrated trying to fine tune my config.sys. I have it so fouled up now that I
can't use half my stuff. I have a 386 with 4 meg of ram and want a disk  cache
and a ram drive (for NB overflow). I also have a Hitachi CD-ROM reader with a
device driver. I spent the entire day trying to understand QEMM-386. I used
their setup, the problem is that when they get done rewriting the config.sys I
can't quite understand what they've done and their manual is worse than my
DOS-5! I do not use Windows, though it's on the computer.  I prefer I guess to
use DOS commands rather than QEMM-386 (ver. 5.11), so I can try using the
manual to understand them. This problem stemmed from difficulties using Lingua
when I would constantly get not enough memory prompts, so I presumed I had set
up memory incorrectly. The 486 at school (with 8 megs RAM) is worse! I
constantly get not enough memory prompts, so I must not have configured it
properly. Anybody send me a sample config.sys for either one of my systems?
        Michael Dick
        DICK@SIENA

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Date:         Mon, 27 Jul 92 18:46:19 IST
From:         "Itamar Even-Zohar, Porter Chair of Semiotics" <B10@TAUNIVM>
Subject:      Where has Whereis disappeared?
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Some time ago I discussed Ledbetter's WHEREIS on this list.
Since I have written a number of XPL pgms which render great
services using Whereis, I was worried about its disappearance
from SIMTEL20. It turns out that a year ago its author renamed
it SST_xxx, where xxx stand for the version; the current version
is 53a, and you can download it from SIMTEL20's <msdos.dirutl>
as SST_53a.zip. It's still the best on the market, pricewise
too.

Itamar E-Z
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From: akerr@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Austin Kerr)
Subject: NB Manuals
Organization: The Ohio State University
Date: Sun, 26 Jul 1992 15:15:09 GMT

My recollection is that NB 2.0 had a new manual, and when 3.0 came out there 
were just some pages that changed.  My manual says 2.0 also.
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Date:         Sun, 26 Jul 92 16:32:20 EDT
From:         Robert Braham <RMB@CUNYVMS1>
Subject:      Re: Blum's UMB+Hyperdsk+Tansi+Windows+NB
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From: David J Birnbaum <djbpitt+@PITT.EDU>
>I was using 4dos
>and swapping to EMS, and I determined that NB overwrote my EMS page
>frame. This didn't cause any problem within NB itself, but when I
>would exit NB, 4dos would be unable to unswap itself from the area NB
>had trashed. Moving my page frame up from the c000 segment to c400
>cured the problem.


This is done with which switch of EMM386.EXE?  It looks pretty formidable
to me.  In fact, Blum's driver screams when used with EMM386., and I
was fooling around with _his_ .sys EMS driver; I'd be more than happy
to go back to the old way, in the end, if your advice re EMM386.EXE
doesn't fly (I'll live w/o the extra UMB space).  But as with most
tinkerings, this takes on a life of its own, and its the principle
of it that I should get it to work.

Thanks in advance
Robert Braham
Internet: RMB@cunyvms1.gc.cuny.edu
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Date:         Sat, 25 Jul 92 12:29:18 EDT
Comments:     Converted from PROFS to RFC822 format by PUMP V2.2
From:         Allan Needell <NASSH100@SIVM>
Subject:      Re notes and bib export
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From: Allan Needell

Because Ibid generated deltas contain only minimal, i.e. stripped down,
excerpts from the author and title fields, they will be virtually useless to
someone trying to produce a bibliography from a manuscript. The ibid
bibliography generator (as I understand it) uses the record number in the
delta as a reference and then pulls out the data required for the bibliography
directly from the ibid database. Because the publisherprinter has no access
to your database, the ibid deltas and record numbers will be virtually
useless.

In my experience, most publishers want footnotes printed separately on
following pages (from the text) and need a separate bibliography as well. I
suggest printing to disk using notes as endnotes and the ascii2.prn driver. Or
printing disk using a driver you and the publisher agree on so they can
interpret the underlining, italics, etc. printer commands.

I'd also recommend generating you own bibliogrpahy and similarly printing it
to disk to send along.

Allan Needell
National Air & Space Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, DC 20560  (BITNET: NASSH100@SIVM)
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Date:         Fri, 31 Jul 92 10:54:00 EST
From:         Rob Rittenhouse <RITTENHO@FAUVAX>
Subject:      Re: SHIPPING NB 4.0: XyQuest Betas Signature for Windows
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Some sorta related news from the 7/27/92 PC Week: Xyquest's Signature for
Windows is going into beta. Xyquest had laid off 31 employees-(almost
50%) after the IBM debacle but "Xyquest President John Hild said
doubts about the company's survival are unfounded."  Related news is
that the DOS WP market is hurting (one of the second string companies
folded a couple weeks back) but DOS users are somewhat irritated that
everyone is abandoning them for Windows.

I expect we'll go into another round of NBI advising sometime after
4.0 arrives. I believe the problems in getting 4.0 out the door do
suggest that maybe NBI shouldn't try to write entire word processors
but instead should work in partnership with another company with
Xyquest being the natural choice. Particularly as the world moves to
Windows & OS/2.

Rob Rittenhouse
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Bitnet:   RITTENHO@FAUVAX
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Date:         Mon, 27 Jul 92 18:43:52 IST
From:         "Itamar Even-Zohar, Porter Chair of Semiotics" <B10@TAUNIVM>
Subject:      Re: Blum's UMB+Hyperdsk+Tansi+Windows+NB
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On Mon, 27 Jul 92 10:15:00 CDT <JEARLS@CSBSJU> said:
>
>How does one get Itamar's document on Blum's UMB?

One sends a query to the listserv (at taunivm) using the
LDBASE format. A full explanation can be found in
SEARCH NOTABENE by Ran Chermesh, which can be ordered /
ftp-ed from the TAUNIVM server.

Itamar E-Z
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Date:         Thu, 30 Jul 92 16:45:00 IST
From:         Odeda Zlotnick <KPUOZ@HUJIVM1>
Subject:      TEMPORARY SIGNING OFF
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I have (hopefully) told the listserv to set notabene to nomail.  If I answer
no questions, its not because I'm rude -- its because I'm away.
                                      Cheers everyone
                                           Odeda.
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Date: 23 Jul 92 19:29:00 GMT
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Allan,
We're you referring to stickball?  Do you, perchance, remember
punchball?

Bob Strauss
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Date:         Sun, 26 Jul 92 13:01:07 EDT
From:         Robert Braham <RMB@CUNYVMS1>
Subject:      Blum's UMB+Hyperdsk+Tansi+Windows+NB
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After a while, I've managed to get umb_drvr.sys up and running, w/ "04"
chipset (w/ 4Meg RAM)..
I also use the Hyperware cache, and have _it_ loaded in XMS,
using the \xs switch.  Per Blum's instructions, I've kept
Tansi.sys (my Trident board's ansi) in low memory.
In Windows, I've added in the "386Enh" section of System.ini
the line "EMMExclude=A000-FFFF" as recommended by Blum
(I have _not_ added the EMMExclude line recommended by Hyperware,
assuming that this address space includes it).

Windows will come up and be ended without any trouble in enhanced
mode; but when I call NB, and then quit from it, the system freezes
with bands across the desktop display, requiring a cold boot.
I've tried locking and unlocking both EMS and XMS memory in the NB.pif
file, but no luck.  (If it adds anything, I'm using a SVGA driver installed
in the Controls of Windows.)

I must say, poking around memory I feel like the blind man with the
elephant.  Before installing blum's driver, I had no problems multi-
tasking with Windows (I take that back: with Zmodem, but not Xmodem,
I lost a lot of transfers).

Any ideas?

Robert Braham
Internet: RMB@cunyvms1.gc.cuny.edu
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