test please delete

[zeitghost]

I shall gradually post more drivel to get closer to the 00...

[zeitghost]

Softly softly, easy does it... don't arouse suspicion...

[zeitghost]

Maybe no one will notice...

[voodooflux]

In enhanced mode (this is win3.1 ish, I assume this means 386 mode or whatever it used to be called), huge arrays can be up to 64M.

Blimey, there's a blast from the past.

Microsoft Windows version 3.1, in both standard and 386 enhanced mode, allocates the memory that it uses from the XMS driver. The only exception occurs when you run Windows in standard mode because standard mode Windows can allocate memory from a Virtual Control Program Interface (VCPI) provider (server) or a DOS Protected Mode Interface (DPMI) provider. Please note that standard mode has this capability, but 386 enhanced mode does not.

I've only recently thrown out my copy of Peztold for Windows 3.0.

[voodooflux]

I shall gradually post more drivel to get closer to the 00...

Oi...step away from the 00

[voodooflux]

Softly softly, easy does it... don't arouse suspicion...

I can see you...

[voodooflux]

Maybe no one will notice...

Too late!

[zeitghost]

Blimey, there's a blast from the past.



I've only recently thrown out my copy of Peztold for Windows 3.0.

Now you're bound to need it again...

[BrilloPad]

<lurks>

[voodooflux]

Rumbled!