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From: rrodriguez <rrodriguez@ulster.net>
Subject: Kermit/95 multitasking problem
Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 14:08:36 GMT
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To: kermit.misc@columbia.edu
Is there a way to ensure that Kermit/95 windows have a reasonable
share of the Windows timeslice resources? Sometimes when running
large resource-hogging Lotus Notes agents, I have trouble in
Kermit/95 windows with characters typed appearing out of sequence
or getting dropped altogether. This did not happen with the same
agents running on OS/2; I think that there was a CONFIG.SYS
parameter to ensure that Kermit/2 would get its fair share of
system resources.