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Contents of MoreMem(TM) 4.0a

About MoreMem.........................  1
Shareware Terms.......................  2
Summary of MoreMem....................  2
Installing MoreMem....................  2
Why MoreMem Works.....................  3
New Features..........................  4
Starting MoreMem......................  4
Determining MoreMem's Configuration...  4
Custom Configuring MoreMem............  5
MoreMem Dialog Box....................  6
View DOS Memory Dialog Box............  8
TopBar Window and Setup Dialog Box....  8
TopBar Command Line................... 10
Frequently Asked Questions............ 11
Removing MoreMem...................... 16
Passwords............................. 16
Payment and Registration.............. 17
Discount Pricing For Multiple Licenses 17
Order Form............................ 18
License Agreement..................... 19
Limited Warranty...................... 19
MoreMem Distribution.................. 19
Special Thanks........................ 20
Index................................. 21

About MoreMem
                          MoreMem(TM) 4.0a
                Copyright (c) 1995 Gamma Research, Inc.
                         All rights reserved

                             May 9, 1995

              Fixes "Insufficient Memory to Run" Errors
                    When Loading Windows Programs

                         112 Teakwood Drive
                        Huntsville, AL 35801
                  9am-5pm CST Sales:  [phone]
                    24 Hour FAX:  [phone]
              9am-5pm CST  Tech Support:  [phone]
                 Netlink Access BBS:  [phone]
                    e-mail:  [e-mail]
                WWW:  http://www.traveller.com/~gamma
              FTP:  ftp.traveller.com  /pub/users/gamma
                    A single user license is $40.

           MoreMem is a trademark of Gamma Research, Inc.
          Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
            CompuServe is a trademark of CompuServe, Inc.
       Netroom is a trademark of Helix Software Company, Inc.
     QEMM-386 is a trademark of Quarterdeck Office Systems, Inc.
               386MAX is a trademark of Qualitas, Inc.
Other product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their
                         respective owners.

Shareware Terms

     You may try MoreMem for 30 days before you must either register
MoreMem or delete it from your computer.  Please be honest, and in
the spirit of shareware, register the program if you use it for
longer than 30 days.  See the Payment and Registration and Order Form
topics.

Summary of MoreMem

     Each Windows program needs a small amount of DOS memory to load.
MoreMem pushes DLLs out of DOS memory into extended memory, so DOS
memory remains free for programs to load.

     MoreMem is a device driver that is designed to fix "Insufficient
Memory to Run" errors when loading Windows programs.  On startup,
each Windows program needs about 800 bytes of conventional DOS memory
below 640K.  This is because Windows is basically a DOS extender that
still needs to communicate with DOS for things like disk and other
hardware interrupts.  Other programs may also need DOS memory.  For
example, Windows for Workgroups needs about 8192 bytes to connect to
a network drive.  MoreMem creates DOS compartments of free DOS
memory, so that programs can load.

Installing MoreMem

     There are three ways to install MoreMem.

     You can automatically install MoreMem by:

(1)starting SETUP.EXE,
(2)if you are a registered user, entering your user name, company
   name, and password,
(3)checking or unchecking Install MoreMem Group and Icons checkbox,
(4)selecting a radio button for where to add TopBar,
(5)checking that the from and to directories are correct,
(6a)if you are a registered
   user, clicking on the Install Registered License of MoreMem
   button, OR
(6b)if you are a shareware
   user, clicking on the Install 14-Day No Password / 30-Day Total
   Shareware Trial, and
(7)clicking on the YES button to restart Windows.

     YOU MUST RESTART WINDOWS FOR MOREMEM TO WORK.  If you do not
install to the Windows directory or the Windows system directory, the
MoreMem and TopBar files must be in the PATH.

     Only automatic installation using SETUP.EXE can install the 14-
Day No Password Trial.  The other manual installations can only
install the 30-Day Total Shareware Trial.

     You can manually install MoreMem by:

(1)starting the Control Panel,
(2)double clicking on the Drivers Icon,
(3)clicking on the Add button,
(4)double clicking on the "Unlisted or Updated Driver" item in the
   listbox,
(5)entering the drive and directory of the MoreMem files,
(6)pressing enter to add the "Gamma Research MoreMem Utility" item
   in the listbox,
(7)configuring the MoreMem Setup dialog box,
(8)clicking on the OK button,
(9)clicking on the Restart Windows Now button, and
(10)adding Program Manager
   icons for mempop4.exe, memicon4.exe, and topbar4.exe, which have
   installed to the Windows system directory.

     You can also manually install MoreMem by:

(1)adding the entry "MoreMem4=moremem4.drv" to the [drivers] section
   of SYSTEM.INI,
(2)adding moremem4.drv to the "drivers=" entry in the [boot] section
   of SYSTEM.INI,
(3)copying moremem4.drv, mempop4.exe, memicon4.exe, topbar4.exe, and
   moremem4.hlp to the Windows system directory, and
(4)adding Program Manager icons for mempop4.exe, memicon4.exe, and
   topbar4.exe.

     You can decompress files that end with an underscore by using
the Microsoft expand utility.  For example, the following will expand
moremem4.dr_:  expand moremem4.dr_ moremem4.drv

Why MoreMem Works

     In summary, each Windows program needs a small amount of DOS
memory to load.  MoreMem pushes DLLs out of DOS memory into extended
memory, so DOS memory remains free for programs to load.

     On startup, each Windows program needs about 800 bytes of
conventional DOS memory below 640K for its task database and an
allocation by Windows' USER.EXE module.  This is because Windows is
basically a DOS extender that still needs to communicate with DOS for
things like disk and other hardware interrupts.

     Unfortunately, DLLs also try to load into DOS memory, although
they can load into extended memory.  MoreMem fragments DOS memory by
breaking it into small compartments of free DOS memory, so DLLs
cannot fit into DOS memory.  Thus, DLLs are pushed out of DOS memory
into extended memory, and DOS memory is saved for the other uses that
actually require it.  Since MoreMem just systematically allocates and
deallocates DOS memory, MoreMem should be compatible with any Windows
or DOS program.  If any program does not seem to be working with
MoreMem, try increasing the size of MoreMem's DOS compartments.
Please contact Gamma Research if you find any programs that do not
work with MoreMem, so that we can try to create a fix or
configuration to allow those programs to work with MoreMem.

     Windows allocates moveable memory from the top of memory, but it
allocates fixed memory from the bottom.  Therefore, if fixed memory
allocations fill up the DOS memory below 640K, then no new programs
can run, and you get that dreaded "Insufficient Memory to Run" error,
no matter how many megabytes of free extended memory your computer
has.

     Programs should allocate most of their memory as moveable.
However, some things like interrupt code and data need to be fixed,
and some DLLs are incorrectly designated as fixed.  Things like
screen savers, drivers, 386 enhanced drivers, sound, multimedia, and
modem software are notorious for gobbling up DOS memory.  Thus, this
trick is to fragment DOS memory into many small compartments so that
those fixed memory allocations are prevented from loading into DOS
memory, and then, programs can load into the remaining free DOS
compartments.

New Features Over MoreMem 4.0

(1)MoreMem 4.0a allows the user to turn off free DOS memory
   calculations to prevent conflicts with memory leaking programs.
(2)MoreMem 4.0a has a new algorithm for finding windows to prevent
   conflicts with programs that do not correctly close windows.
(3)MoreMem 4.0a allows the user to view which programs are using DOS
   memory.
(4)MoreMem 4.0a displays the largest amount of contiguous DOS
   memory.

New Features Over MoreMem 3.0

(1)MoreMem 4.0 allows the user to reserve three different sets of
   DOS compartments.  Within each set, the size and number of the
   compartments are user-definable.
(2)MoreMem has 16 default settings to handle various Windows
   configurations and drivers.
(3)MoreMem can automatically cycle through the configurations on
   bootup until an optimal configuration is found.
(4)MoreMem's setup dialog box can be shown on bootup until the user
   finds an optimal configuration.
(5)To keep more DOS memory free after bootup, MoreMem can allocate
   most of DOS memory when Windows boots and free it after all
   drivers and startup applications load through the use of
   temporary compartments.
(6)MoreMem can set aside a user-specified amount of DOS memory for
   programs that require larger amounts of DOS memory.  These are
   called filled compartments, which can be automatically freed and
   re-filled for user-specified programs.
(7)MoreMem can be temporarily disabled.
(8)MoreMem can be uninstalled through a button in its setup dialog
   box.
(9)MoreMem has a new dialog box to display DOS memory usage by
   program and size.

New Features in MoreMem's TopBar

(1)MoreMem now includes TopBar, a resource monitor and task switcher
   that fits into the title bar area at the top of the screen.
(2)TopBar displays the time, date, DOS memory, system memory, GDI
   resources, and USER resources.
(3)As memory levels fall below user-specified thresholds, TopBar
   changes its background color from green to yellow to red.
(4)TopBar can optionally warn the user through a popup dialog box.
(5)The icon of each running application is displayed in TopBar.
(6)The user can click on an icon to switch to an application.
(7)The user can also restore, maximize, minimize, close, and hide
   applications using a popup menu.
(8)TopBar can automatically free some filled compartments when a
   program executes and, then, re-fill them after the program exits.

     NOTE TO MOREMEM 3.0 USERS:  DOS blocks are now called DOS
compartments to reduce confusion with DOS Upper Memory Blocks.

Starting MoreMem

     Since MoreMem is a device driver, it automatically executes
whenever Windows loads.  You can bring up MoreMem's setup dialog box
by:

(1)clicking on the MoreMem icon in TopBar's task button bar.

   OR

(1)starting MEMPOP4.EXE, which pops up the setup dialog box of
   MoreMem's device driver.

   OR

(1)starting MEMICON4.EXE, which places a MoreMem icon on the bottom
   of the screen.
(2)clicking on the MoreMem icon, which pops up the setup dialog box
   of MoreMem's device driver.

   OR

(1)starting the Control Panel,
(2)double clicking on the Drivers Icon, and
(3a)double clicking on the "Gamma Research MoreMem Utility"
   item in the listbox, or
(3b)selecting the "Gamma Research MoreMem Utility" item in the
   listbox and clicking on the Setup button.

Determining MoreMem's Configuration

     MoreMem has 16 default configurations.  In general, higher
numbered configurations reserve progressively larger and more DOS
compartments for more advanced users.  By checking the Cycle Through
Configs checkbox, MoreMem will automatically increment the
configuration on each bootup.  You can then uncheck the checkbox when
you find a configuration that works with all of your programs.
Finally, you can uncheck the Show Dialog on Bootup checkbox so you no
longer have to see the MoreMem setup dialog box on bootup.

(1)Minimal User.  This setting is for the user who only runs well-
   behaved Windows programs that do not allocate DOS memory.
(2)Normal User.  As above, except this setting reserves slightly
   more and slightly larger DOS compartments.  This is a good
   setting for non-networked users who only run normal applications.
(3)Power User.  This setting is for the user whose communication or
   multimedia programs allocate some DOS memory.  Try this setting
   if the above settings are not working.
(4)Max Out User.  This setting is for the user who wants to maximize
   free DOS memory.  This setting allocates temporary DOS
   compartments, which are initially filled on bootup, but then,
   freed after bootup, so the DOS memory is not used by bootup
   drivers and programs.
(5)WFW Net. Min. User.  This setting is for the user whose network,
   communication, multimedia, or antivirus programs allocate some
   DOS memory.  Try this setting if the above settings are not
   working.
(6)WFW Network User.  This setting is for the WFW network user who
   uses WFW to connect to network drives and uses other WFW network
   features like e-mail.
(7)WFW Power User.  This setting is for the WFW network user who
   needs larger sized DOS compartments.
(8)Max Out WFW Net.  This setting is for the WFW network user who
   wants to maximize free DOS memory.  See setting (4) for how this
   is done.

     The eight additional default settings are available by checking
the Double Default Sizes checkbox, which doubles the DOS compartment
size and halves the number of DOS compartments.

     Setting (9) is for custom configuration of MoreMem.  See the
Custom Configuring MoreMem topic.

Custom Configuring MoreMem

     First, you need to enter the size of a MoreMem DOS compartment
into the Size to Reserve edit box of Set A.  The number should be at
least 512 and a multiple of 32.  (MoreMem automatically rounds off
for you.)  A size of 800 will allow the DOS memory of a normal
Windows program to fit inside of a MoreMem DOS compartment.  A size
of 8192 will allow Windows for Workgroups to connect to network
drives.  Lotus, network, communication, antivirus, and multimedia
drivers/programs may require a size greater than 800.  Remember that
each MoreMem DOS compartment uses about 32 extra bytes of DOS memory.
If any program does not seem to be working with MoreMem, it may need
a larger continuous compartment of DOS memory.  Try increasing the
size of MoreMem's DOS compartments.

     Second, you need to enter the number of DOS compartments into
the Number to Reserve edit box of Set A.  The valid range of DOS
compartments to reserve is 0 to 500.  Remember that MoreMem loads
before practically all other drivers and programs.  If you use a DOS
compartment size of 800, estimate the maximum number of Windows
programs and drivers that you will load after MoreMem and then add a
bunch more for safety.  If you use a DOS compartment size of 800, a
good number to use would be around 100.  If you use a DOS compartment
size of 8192, a good number to use would be around 15.  In general,
you want 50-200K worth of DOS compartments.

     Third, you need to determine what kind of DOS compartment that
you want.  FREE type compartments are the normal DOS compartments of
free DOS memory.  FILL type compartments take up DOS memory.  They
are used to set aside DOS memory for specific programs or tasks.
(FILL type compartments are not fragmented; they are continuous in
memory.)  TEMP type compartments are filled on bootup and, then,
freed after startup drivers and programs load.  You can specify how
many seconds for MoreMem to wait before freeing its TEMP type
compartments by entering the number of seconds into the Free Type
Temp After x Sec edit box.  (TEMP type compartments are not
fragmented if they are freed after 0 seconds.)  TEMP type
compartments maximize free DOS memory by preventing startup drivers
and programs from taking too much DOS memory.

     Fourth, if you need different sized DOS compartments for
different programs, you can repeat the process for Set B and Set C.
The order of allocation is Set C, then Set B, and then Set A.  For
example,  if a sound board or antivirus program needs about 32K on
bootup, you could allocate one 32768 byte Free type DOS compartment
in Set C.

     Fifth, you probably want to reserve DOS compartments as high as
possible in DOS memory by checking the Reserve Compart. High
checkbox.  Since DOS memory is allocated from the bottom, this
feature helps prevent fragmentation of DOS memory, by keeping
MoreMem's DOS compartments unused as long as possible, but it
increases the time for Windows to bootup.  However, this option uses
a more complicated allocation algorithm, which increases bootup time.

MoreMem Dialog Box



STATIC TEXT
User Name.  Displays the current or registered user name.
Company Name.  Displays the current or the registered company name.
Free DOS Memory Now.  Displays the current amount of free DOS memory
     in bytes and the largest contiguous amount of DOS memory in
     parentheses.
Free DOS Memory On Bootup.  Displays the amount of free DOS memory
     when Windows boots.
Free DOS Memory Before MoreMem.  Displays the amount of free DOS
     memory before MoreMem was installed by the setup program.
Free DOS Compartments; Free Bytes.  Displays the number of free DOS
     compartments for each set and the total free bytes in DOS
     compartments.
# of Reserved DOS Compartments.  Displays the number of reserved DOS
     compartments for each set.

RADIO BUTTONS
Configurations 1-9 are described in a previous topic.  See the
     Determining MoreMem's Settings / Configuration topic.

CHECKBOXES
Double Default Sizes.  This doubles the DOS compartment size and
     halves the DOS compartment number of the first eight default
     configurations to get the other eight default configurations.
Cycles Through Configs.  This increments the configuration setting on
     each bootup.  You should uncheck this checkbox when you find a
     setting that works with all of your programs.
Show Dialog on Bootup.  This shows MoreMem's setup dialog on each
     bootup.  You should uncheck this checkbox when you find a
     setting that works with all of your programs.
Reserve Compart. High.  This reserves MoreMem's DOS compartments as
     high in DOS memory as possible.  This helps reduce memory
     fragmentation by keeping MoreMem's DOS compartments free as long
     as possible, but it increases the time for Windows to bootup.
Boot As First Driver.  This boots MoreMem as the first Windows device
     driver.  You should uncheck this if you cannot get your
     multimedia drivers to work with MoreMem.
Enable MoreMem.  This turns on MoreMem's DOS compartment allocations.
     You can turn off MoreMem by unchecking this option, and then
     pressing the Reserve button and rebooting.
Do Not Show Warnings.  This turns off MoreMem's warnings when it
     cannot allocate all of the requested DOS compartments.
Do Not Show F/F Warnings.  This turns off MoreMem's Fill/Free
     Warnings when it cannot fill or free a specific fill/free
     request.

SETS
Size to Reserve edit box.  This is the size of the DOS compartments
     to reserve for the respective set.
Number to Reserve edit box.  This is the number of DOS compartments
     to reserve for the respective set.
Free radio button.  This is the normal type of DOS compartment.  It
     is free for use by programs and drivers.
Fill radio button.  This is a special type of DOS compartment.  It is
     filled and cannot be used by programs until it is freed by the
     free buttons in MoreMem or by TopBar's command line options.
Temp radio button.  This is a special type of DOS compartment.  It is
     filled on bootup, and then, automatically freed after startup
     drivers and programs load.
Free Temp Type after x Sec. edit box.  This is the number of seconds
     to wait until automatically freeing temp type DOS compartments.

BUTTONS
OK.  This reserves the requested DOS compartments and closes the
     dialog box.
Reserve.  This reserves the requested DOS compartments.
Help.  This brings up the contents topic in this help file.
Password.  This brings up the Password / About dialog box to enter a
     registered user name, company name, and password.
Close.  This saves the current settings and closes the dialog box.
Cancel.  This cancels the current settings and closes the dialog box.
Configuration Help.  This brings up the Determining MoreMem's
     Settings / Configuration topic in this help file.
Registration Info.  This brings up the Payment and Registration topic
     in this help file.
Order Form.  This brings up the Order Form topic in this help file.
About.  This brings up the Password / About dialog box.
ViewMem.  This brings up the View DOS Memory dialog box, which
     displays DOS memory usage by program and size.
UnInstall.  This removes MoreMem from a computer's SYSTEM.INI file.
Fill 1A.  This fills 1 DOS compartment of set A.
Fill 1B.  This fills 1 DOS compartment of set B.
Fill 1C.  This fills 1 DOS compartment of set C.
Free 1A.  This frees 1 DOS compartment of set A.
Free 1B.  This frees 1 DOS compartment of set B.
Free 1C.  This frees 1 DOS compartment of set C.
Free All.  This frees all of MoreMem's DOS compartments.  This
     temporarily disables MoreMem.

View DOS Memory Dialog Box



STATIC TEXT
Free DOS Memory.  This shows the amount of free DOS memory.
Largest Contiguous Free DOS Memory.  This shows the largest
     contiguous amount of free DOS memory.
Change in Free DOS Memory.  This shows the change in free DOS memory
     since the previous free DOS memory calculation.

RADIO BUTTONS
Address.  This sorts the DOS memory by the address.
Program.  This sorts the DOS memory by the program.
Size.  This sorts the DOS memory by the size.

CHECKBOXES
Show All.  This shows all DOS memory including MoreMem, User,
     MMSystem, Display, GDI, Sound, System, Comm, Kernel, Mouse,
     Fonts, OEMFonts, Toolhelp, Win87em, Timer, and Winoldap
     allocations.

BUTTONS
OK.  This saves the configuration and closes the dialog box.
Refresh.  This refreshes the DOS memory calculations.
Show Changes.  This shows the changes in DOS memory since the last
     DOS memory calculations.
Help.  This brings up this help topic.
Cancel.  This cancels the configuration and closes the dialog box.

TopBar Window and Setup Dialog Box

     TopBar is a separate Windows program that provides a resource
monitor and task switcher that fits into the empty space at the top
of the screen where the title bar of a maximized application normally
resides.  TopBar displays the date, time, DOS memory, system memory,
GDI resources, and USER resources.  As memory levels fall below user-
specified warning and error thresholds, TopBar changes its background
color from green to yellow to red.  TopBar can optionally warn the
user through a popup dialog box.  The icon of each running
application is displayed in TopBar.  The user can click on an icon to
switch to an application.  The user can right click to bring up a
popup menu to restore, maximize, minimize, close, and hide
applications.  TopBar is also used to free MoreMem's TEMP types.
TopBar has command line settings to fill and free MoreMem's DOS
compartments.  See the TopBar Command Line topic.





(1)  To move TopBar's window, drag on the green memory information
   section of TopBar or on the title bar.
(2)  To bring up TopBar's setup window, double click on the green
   memory information or on the title bar or single click on the
   TopBar icon in the button bar.
(3)  To bring up MoreMem's setup window, left click or right click on
   the MoreMem icon in the button bar.
(4)  To switch to a task, click on its icon in the button bar.
(5)  To restore, minimize, maximize, close, or hide a task, right
   click over the task's icon to bring up a popup menu.



CHECKBOXES
24 Hour Time.  This option turns on 24 hour military time.
European Date.  This option makes the date format day-month-year.
2 Line Display.  This option turns on a 2 line display of memory
     information.
Stretch Icons.  This option stretches icons to fit in the button bar.
Full Size Top Bar.  This option displays full size (32x32) icons in
     the button bar.
No Warnings.  This option turns off the popup warning message boxes.
No Error Messages.  This option turns off the popup error message
     boxes.
Show Hidden Windows.  This option shows all windows in the button
     bar.
Always On Top.  This option displays TopBar over all other windows.
Hide Top Bar.  This option hides TopBar.
Hide When Screen Saver.  This option hides TopBar for Windows 3.0
     screen savers that do not cover Always-On-Top windows.
Load TopBar in win.ini.  This option adds topbar4.exe to the "load="
     entry in the [windows] section of win.ini.
No Title Bar.  This option removes the title bar from TopBar's window
     and adds a thickframe to TopBar's window.
Calc Free DOS Memory.  This option turns on calculation of free DOS
     memory for TopBar's information window.  Uncheck this option if
     you have any DOS memory-leaking programs that are conflicting
     with TopBar.
Exit After Free Temps.  This option closes TopBar after all MoreMem
     TEMP types are freed.

EDIT BOXES
Messages:  Warning and Error for DOS KB, memory KB, GDI %, and User
     %.  These eight edit boxes set the thresholds for popping up
     warning and error message boxes and for changing TopBar's
     background color from green to yellow to red.
Refresh Every x Sec.  This sets the time between refreshing the
     memory information and task button bar.  The valid range is 1 to
     60.
Number of Task Icons.  This sets the number of task icons in the
     button bar.  The valid range is 1 to 30.
Font.  This sets the font for the memory information.

BUTTONS
Font.  This brings up a font dialog box for the memory information.
Good.  This brings up a choose color dialog box for the good
     background color.
Warning.  This brings up a choose color dialog box for the warning
     background color.
Error.  This brings up a choose color dialog box for the error
     background color.
Text.  This brings up a choose color dialog box for the text color.
OK.  This accepts the current values in the dialog box and closes the
     dialog box.
Help.  This brings up TopBar's topic in the help file.
Exit.  This closes TopBar.  All of MoreMem's TEMP type DOS
     compartments are immediately freed.
Cancel.  This cancels the current values in the dialog box and closes
     the dialog box.

TopBar Command Line

     TopBar has command line settings to fill and free MoreMem's DOS
compartments.  These command line options can be executed even if
TopBar is already running.

topbar4.exe [+/-][ABC][#] [program]

[+/-] option
+    Fills [#] DOS compartments of set [A, B, or C]
/    (1) Frees [#] DOS compartments of set [A, B, or C], (2) runs the
     [program], (3) when the program closes, fills [#] DOS
     compartments.
-    Frees [#] DOS compartments of set [A, B, or C]


[ABC] option specifies the set for the [+/-] option.

[#] option specifies the number of compartments.

[program] option is the command line for the program.

Examples:

topbar4.exe +A1               fills 1 DOS compartment of set A
topbar4.exe /A1 notepad.exe   (1) frees 1 DOS compartment of set A,
                              (2) runs notepad.exe, (3) when notepad
                              exits, fills 1 DOS compartment of set A
topbar4.exe -A1               frees 1 DOS compartment of set A

Frequently Asked Questions

1. I still can't get a program to load.  What can I do?
2. How can I find out how much DOS memory a Windows program needs?
3. Why doesn't my permanent password work?
4. Does MoreMem work with DOS memory managers, like Netroom, QEMM-
   386, and 386MAX?
5. I cannot get my sound card, fax, communication, or network
   drivers to load (especially for Banyan or Sound Blasters).  What
   should I do?
6. Does MoreMem change my config.sys or autoexec.bat file?
7. My computer boots too slow.  How can I get it to boot faster?
8. Do I have to reboot every time I change MoreMem's settings?
9. I am still getting an Insufficient Memory to Run error.  What can
   I do?
10.Does MoreMem affect the DOS memory in a Windows DOS box?
11.I am getting GPFs while starting, running, or closing Microsoft
   Word, Microsoft Excel, DOS boxes, and/or other programs.  What
   can I do?
12.When can MoreMem help a program while its running?
13.Why won't my antivirus program load or run?
14.Why won't my Win32s drivers load?
15.Can MoreMem help my printing or help file problems?
16.Why are icons disappearing from my screen?
17.Why is my hard disk thrashing?
18.How much memory, resources, and CPU time do MoreMem and TopBar
   use?
19.How can I stress test my computer so I can get the "Insufficient
   Memory to Run" error?
20.Is MoreMem needed in Windows 95?  Is MoreMem compatible with
   Windows 95?
21.Is MoreMem compatible with OS/2 Warp?
22.What is the easiest way to install many network licenses?
23.Can I get one password for all of my multiple licenses?
24.Can I register through Compuserve's SWREG?
25.Where can I download the latest version of MoreMem?
26.Where can I get a button bar program launcher that is similar to
   MoreMem's button bar task switcher?

Frequently Asked Questions & Answers

1.  I still can't get a program to load.  What can I do?

It probably needs DOS memory.  Try the following process.  You may
first want to find out how much DOS memory a program needs.  See FAQ
#2.

(1)You may want to reboot Windows using one of MoreMem's Max Out
   settings.
(2)Then, bring up MoreMem's setup dialog box.
(3)Reserve 1 compartment of size 32000 bytes of type FREE in Set C
   by
   (A)typing 32000 into Set C's Size to Reserve edit box,
   (B)typing 1 into Set C's Number to Reserve edit box,
   (C)selecting Set C's Free radio button, and
   (D)pressing the Reserve button.
(4)Try to load the program.
(5)Decrease or increase the size until you find the smallest size
   that will allow your program to load.
(6a)    You can then use that size as your new DOS compartment size,
(6b)    or instead, you could reserve 1 or more FILL type
   compartments and free 1 or more of them before running the
   program.
(7)To automate the process, you can use TopBar's automatic freeing
   and re-filling command line features.  See the TopBar Command
   Line topic.

2.  How can I find out how much DOS memory a Windows program needs?

You can use MoreMem's View DOS Memory dialog box to help you find out
how much DOS memory a program needs.

(1)You may want to reboot Windows using one of MoreMem's Max Out
   settings.
(2)Then, bring up MoreMem's setup dialog box.
(3)Press the Free All button in MoreMem's setup dialog box.
(4)Press the View Mem button in MoreMem's setup dialog box to bring
   up the View DOS Memory dialog box.
(5)The two listboxes show the free DOS memory blocks and the used
   DOS memory blocks.
(6)Load the program.
(7)Press the Show Changed button in MoreMem's setup dialog box.
   (A)Memory blocks that are new are marked with a + on the right
   margin.
   (B)Memory blocks that are now gone are NOT marked with a + on
   their right margin.
   (C)Memory blocks that have not changed are no longer displayed in
   the listboxes.
   (D)The program's DOS memory allocations are now displayed in the
   Used DOS Memory listbox.
   (E)The change in free DOS memory is displayed at the top of the
   View DOS Memory dialog box.
(8)Use this as a guide to figure out how much DOS memory the program
   needs.
(NOTE)  Code and some other allocations probably do not require DOS
   memory.  You should exclude these from your DOS memory estimate.

Also, as a temporary quick fix solution to loading a program, you can
press MoreMem's Free All button and, then, press MoreMem's Cancel
button before running the program, and then press MoreMem's Reserve
button after the program exits.

3.  Why doesn't my permanent password work?

Make sure you are EXACTLY entering your user name, company name, and
password.  It should be on your diskette and/or your invoice/sales
receipt.

4.  Does MoreMem work with DOS memory managers, like Netroom, QEMM-
386, and 386MAX?

Yes, in fact, MoreMem works better with DOS memory managers because
they provide more DOS memory for MoreMem to use.

5.  I cannot get my sound card, fax, communication, or network
drivers to load (especially for Banyan or Sound Blasters).  What
should I do?

It may need DOS memory.  (A) Allocate 1 compartment of size 32000
bytes in Set C by (1) entering 32000 into Set A's Size of Reserve
editbox and (2) entering 1 into Set C's Number to Reserve editbox.
Decrease or increase the size until you find the smallest size that
will allow your drivers to load. OR (B) Try unchecking the Boot As
First Driver checkbox in MoreMem's setup dialog box.

6.  Does MoreMem change my config.sys or autoexec.bat file?

No, MoreMem is a Windows device driver, which only requires changes
in the SYSTEM.INI file in the Windows directory.

7.  My computer boots too slow.  How can I get it to boot faster?

Turn off the Reserve DOS Compartments High checkbox in the MoreMem
setup dialog box.  Also, try only using 1 set by selecting
configuration 1 or 2.  Or, you can allocate 16 compartments of size
8192 by (1) entering 8192 into Set A's Size of Reserve editbox, (2)
entering 16 into Set A's Number to Reserve editbox, and (3) entering
0 into Set B's and Set C's Number to Reserve editboxes.

8.  Do I have to reboot every time I change MoreMem's settings?

No,  MoreMem can dynamically change its DOS compartments while
Windows is running.  However, you should reboot if you change your
settings a lot to get the maximum benefit of your new settings.

9.  I am still getting an Insufficient Memory to Run error.  What can
I do?

(A)  Try all 16 of MoreMem's default settings.
(B)  MoreMem helps programs load when DOS memory is scarce.  Although
some users have reported to GRI that MoreMem allows programs to
operate with 10% less resources than before MoreMem, MoreMem does not
remove Windows' resource limitation.  Windows will not let a program
load when resources fall below about 10%.  If your resources are
below 10% as reported in TopBar or in any Microsoft About dialog box,
then you can try the shareware program, AnyView, by Binar Graphics at
[phone].  AnyView replaces your video driver so it can
allocate resources separately to each specific program.  MoreMem and
AnyView can work together.  During testing of AnyView, GRI has
experienced 10% gains of resources on bootup and progressively more
as Windows continues.  AnyView is available on Compuserve and on
other on-line services.
(C)  If your total system memory is low, you should increase your
permanent swap file.
(D)  If your free DOS memory on bootup as reported by MoreMem's setup
dialog box is below 64000, then you may need a DOS memory manager
like Netroom, QEMM-386, and 386MAX to get more DOS memory for MoreMem
to use.

10.  Does MoreMem affect the DOS memory in a Windows DOS box?

No, MoreMem only affects the DOS memory in Windows' DOS session.
Each DOS box gets its own DOS session.  If you need more DOS memory
in a DOS box, you may need a DOS memory manager like Netroom, QEMM-
386, or 386MAX.

11.  I am getting GPFs while starting, running, or closing Microsoft
Word, Microsoft Excel, DOS boxes, and/or other programs.  What can I
do?

In general, MoreMem does not affect a program while it is running.
Make sure you have the latest bug fixes for Word and Excel, which are
available direct from Microsoft.  When a program closes and does not
release all of its DOS memory, Windows may become unstable
(especially when starting a DOS box), and TopBar's free DOS memory
calculations may not work correctly since TopBar checks the amount of
free DOS memory during every refresh.  Thus, you should uncheck
TopBar's Calc Free DOS Memory checkbox when running a DOS memory-
leaking program.

12.  When can MoreMem help a program while its running?

If a program is specifically allocating DOS memory for a task like
connecting to a network drive and it reports an Out of Memory error,
MoreMem can help that program by reserving DOS compartments for it.

13.  Why won't my antivirus program load or run?

It may need DOS memory.  Allocate 1 compartment of size 32000 bytes
in Set C.  If the problem is on bootup, then allocate it as a FREE
type.  If the problem is after bootup, allocate it as a FILL type and
free it before running the antivirus program.  Decrease or increase
the size until you find the smallest size that will allow your
antivirus program to load OR (B) Try unchecking the Boot As First
Driver checkbox in MoreMem's setup dialog box.

To automate the process, you can use TopBar's automatic freeing and
re-filling command line features.  See the TopBar Command Line topic.

14.  Why won't my Win32s drivers load?

They may need more DOS memory.  Try using a higher numbers
configuration, or reserving larger DOS compartments by entering a
larger number into the Size to Reserve editboxes in the MoreMem setup
dialog box.

15.  Can MoreMem help my printing or help file problems?

MoreMem can help your printing problems if they are caused by Print
Manager having insufficient DOS memory to load.  If WinHelp cannot
load due to insufficient DOS memory, MoreMem can also help.  Some
programs do not report the Insufficient Memory to Run error when they
cannot load.  They just do not load and do not report an error.

16.  Why are icons disappearing from my screen?

You are probably low on resources.  See answer 6B.

17.  Why is my hard disk thrashing?

More RAM would reduce hard disk thrashing caused by excessive
accesses of your swap file.  You should have at least 8MB of RAM to
run Windows efficiently.  MoreMem cannot help hard disk thrashing.

18.  How much memory, resources, and CPU time do MoreMem and TopBar
use?

MoreMem uses about 64K of memory and practically no GDI or USER
resources.  After MoreMem reserves its compartments, MoreMem uses
practically no CPU time.  TopBar uses about 64K-84K of memory, 1% GDI
resources, and 2% USER resources.  TopBar's CPU usage depends on how
often you request it to refresh its time, memory, and task
information.

19.  How can I stress test my computer so I can get the "Insufficient
Memory to Run" error?

Use MoreMem to allocate filled compartments by reserving compartments
of type FILL, or by pressing one of the FILL 1 A, Fill 1 B, or Fill 1
C buttons until DOS memory is used up.  Then, try to start a new
program, and you should get the "Insufficient Memory to Run" error.

20.  Is MoreMem needed in Windows 95?  Is MoreMem compatible with
Windows 95?

Windows 95 still requires DOS memory to start a program.  However,
Windows 95 does not use DOS memory when loading DLLs, so most users
will not need MoreMem in Windows 95.  MoreMem should be compatible
with Windows 95, since MoreMem just performs standard Windows memory
operations.

21.  Is MoreMem compatible with OS/2 Warp?

MoreMem should be compatible with OS/2 Warp, since MoreMem just
performs standard Windows memory operations.

22.  What is the easiest way to install many network licenses?

First, set up MoreMem on a computer with the settings that you want
for your network.  Then, copy the moremem4.ini file from the Windows
directory to the MoreMem installation disk or directory.  Now, when
you run setup.exe from the MoreMem installation disk or directory,
moremem4.ini will be copied to the computer, and the user will not
have to re-enter the password information, because moremem4.ini
already contains the user name, company name, password, and all
MoreMem and TopBar settings.

You can also manually install MoreMem as described below or in the
Installing MoreMem topic.

(1)adding the entry "MoreMem4=moremem4.drv" to the [drivers] section
   of SYSTEM.INI,
(2)adding moremem4.drv to the "drivers=" entry in the [boot] section
   of SYSTEM.INI,
(3)copying moremem4.drv, mempop4.exe, memicon4.exe, topbar4.exe, and
   moremem4.hlp to the Windows system directory.
(4)adding Program Manager icons for mempop4.exe, memicon4.exe, and
   topbar4.exe.

You can automate this manual process if you have a batch installation
program that can modify the system.ini file, copy files, and install
icons.

23.  Can I get one password for all of my multiple licenses?

Yes, we usually provide only one user name, company name, and
password for multiple licenses.

24.  Can I register through Compuserve's SWREG?

GRI does not support registration through SWREG.

25.  Where can I download the latest version of MoreMem?

MoreMem is available on the Internet, BBSs, Compuserve, SDN/Fidonet
BBSs, AOL, Simtel, Bix, Genie, and Delphi.

MoreMem is available by anonymous ftp from ftp.traveller.com in
directory /pub/users/gamma

MoreMem is available through the World Wide Web at
http://www.traveller.com/~gamma

The home BBS for MoreMem is Netlink Access at [phone].
MoreMem files should be in File Area 1 of Conference 4, Shareware
Support.  You can also use the L command to "Locate Filename".  Then,
search for moremem.

Below is a description of Netlink Access from the sysop.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
NetLink Access is proud to serve as the home bulletin board system
for Gamma Research, developer of the popular Windows utility MoreMem.

NetLink encourages the development of public domain and shareware
software.  NetLink also provides Internet Electronic Mail accounts,
5500 Usenet newsgroups and 650 Fidonet echos.  Our file archives
contain over 42,000 files of PC software, totaling over 7.6 Gigabytes
of disk space.  NetLink provides four incoming telephone lines and
high speed communications of up to 28,800 bps (baud) per line.

If you are a developer, user, or looking for a pleasant on-line
experience, please give us a call.

Keith Thigpen
[e-mail]
NetLink Access BBS [phone]
---------------------------------------------------------------------

Compuserve has MoreMem in (1) the WINUTIL forum, in the System/Memory
library as file moremem4.zip and (2) the WINSHARE forum, in the Win
System Utils library as file moremem4.zip.

MoreMem is on the Internet in the CICA Archives.

  mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu [128.174.201.12] /pub/win3/util/moremem4.zip
  ftp.cica.indiana.edu [129.79.26.27] /pub/pc/win3/util/moremem4.zip

  USA-Mirrors--------------------------------------------------------
  wuarchive.wustl.edu [128.252.135.4] (Missouri)
  gatekeeper.dec.com [16.1.0.2]
  ftp.cdrom.com [192.153.46.2] (California)
  ftp.marcam.com [198.102.216.30]
  ftp.dataplex.net [199.183.109.245] (Texas)
  mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu [128.174.201.12] (Illinois)

  OVERSEAS-Mirrors---------------------------------------------------
  vmsa.technion.ac.il [132.68.7.2] (Israel Institute of Technology)
  nic.switch.ch [130.59.1.40] (Switzerland)
  ftp.uni-stuttgart.de [129.69.8.13] (Stuttgart, Germany)
  ftp.monash.edu.au [130.194.11.1] (Monash Univ, Melbourne Australia)
  nctuccca.edu.tw [140.111.3.21] (Chiao Tung Univ, Hsinchu,Taiwan)
  src.doc.ic.ac.uk [146.169.2.1] (London)
  ftp.nectec.or.th [192.150.251.32] (Thailand)
  ftp.iij.ad.jp:/pub/win3 [192.244.176.50] (Tokyo Japan)
  ftp.cyf-kr.edu.pl [149.156.1.8] (Cracow, Poland)

26.  Where can I get a button bar program launcher that is similar to
MoreMem's button bar task switcher?

Try AppBar 4.0 or 4.1.  It should be available on-line wherever
Windows programs are located including Compuserve and the CICA
archives on the Internet.

Removing MoreMem

     You can remove MoreMem by pressing the UnInstall button in
MoreMem's setup dialog box.

     You should manually remove TopBar from your startup group (or
your win.ini file).  You must also manually remove MoreMem and TopBar
icons from your Program Manager (or shell).

     You can also remove MoreMem by restoring your old system.ini
which was saved as system.mm4 by MoreMem's setup program.

     You can manually remove MoreMem by:

(1)starting the Control Panel,
(2)double clicking on the Drivers Icon,
(3)clicking on the "Gamma Research MoreMem Utility" item in the
   listbox,
(4)clicking on the Remove button,
(5)pressing enter to confirm removal, and
(6)pressing enter to restart Windows.

     You can also manually remove MoreMem by:

(1)starting an editor on SYSTEM.INI in your Windows directory,
(2)removing the two occurrences of moremem4.drv by:
   (2a)removing moremem4.drv from the "drivers=" entry in the
       [boot] section,
   (2b)removing the entry "MoreMem4=moremem4.drv" in the
       [drivers] section,

Passwords

     A password is required to start MoreMem.  Case, spaces, and
punctuation do not affect the password.  The user name, company name,
and password for registered users should be on your diskette and/or
your invoice/sales receipt.  For multiple licenses, GRI usually
provides only one user name, company name, and password for all of
the licenses.

     If you are an unregistered user, you can get a 14-day no
password trial with a 30-day total shareware trial.  After your 14-
day trial is over, you will be given a temporary password in the
About dialog box to enter for the remainder of your shareware trial.
When you register by paying $40, you will get a password, a user
name, and a company name that will disable the password requirement.
See the Payment and Registration and Order Form topics.

Payment and Registration

     When you pay the $40 shareware registration fee, you will get a
password, user name, and company name that will disable the password
requirement in the About dialog box.  You can order and get the
password by

(1)phone (9am-5pm CST):  [phone]
(2)24-hour FAX:  [phone]
(3)Internet e-mail: [e-mail]
   NOTE:  DO NOT SEND CREDIT CARD NUMBERS BY INTERNET E-MAIL.
   CREDIT CARD NUMBERS SHOULD BE SENT BY FAX, MAIL, OR PHONE.
(4)mail

     In addition, everyone will receive their password, user name,
company name, and sales receipt through the mail.

     Orders with the following payment methods are accepted:

(1)Visa, Mastercard, or American Express credit card,
(2)US check,
(3)US currency,
(4)US money order, or
(5)International money order.  International money orders are
   preferred in US currency, but International money orders in
   foreign currency are accepted (though not preferred) if you
   ensure that all costs of conversion are included in the payment.
(6)Purchase orders are also accepted. The terms for purchase orders
   are net 30 days.

     See the Order Form topic.

See the Discount Pricing For Multiple Licenses topic.

Discount Pricing For Multiple Licenses

     When multiple units of MoreMem are purchased from Gamma
Research, the discount pricing is as follows:

For 1     to    9      licenses, the price is $40 per license.
For 10    to    99     licenses, the price is $35 per license.
For 100   to    499    licenses, the price is $30 per license.
For 500   or    more   licenses, the price is $20 per license.
For 1000  or    more   licenses, call Gamma Research, Inc.



MoreMem 4.0a Order Form

To:  Gamma Research, Inc.
     112 Teakwood Drive
     Huntsville, AL 35801-3453

     [phone]  Sales (9am-5pm CST) Voice and (24-hour) FAX
     [phone]  Tech Support (9am-5pm CST)
     [e-mail]  Internet e-mail
     NOTE:  DO NOT SEND CREDIT CARD NUMBERS BY INTERNET E-MAIL.
     CREDIT CARD NUMBERS SHOULD BE SENT BY FAX, MAIL, OR PHONE.

From:
     Name:             ____________________________________________

     Company:          ____________________________________________

     Street Address:   ____________________________________________

                       ____________________________________________

     City, State, Zip: ____________________________________________

     Phone #:          ____________________________________________

     FAX Phone #:      ____________________________________________

     e-mail Address:   ____________________________________________

Units:      0-9       10-99      100-499    500-       1000-
Price/Uni   $40       $35        $30        $20        Call
t:

     Quantity:      ________________
                                        $0 to Mail Password
     Shipping:      ________________    $5 per Disk  ___3.5" ___5.25"
                                        $15 for Overnight Disk
     Total:         ________________

     Payment Method ___Visa  ___MC  ___ Amex  ___Check  ___Cash ___MO  ___PO

     Credit Card #  _______   _______   _______   _______

     Expiration Date  _____ / _____

     Signature      ____________________________________________

How did you hear about MoreMem ?   _____________________________

Where did you get MoreMem ?        _____________________________

Suggestions:        ____________________________________________

                    ____________________________________________



License Agreement

     The use of MoreMem is subject to the following terms and
conditions:

     MoreMem is copyrighted material.  It is protected by the
copyright laws of the United States.  You may not make any changes or
modifications to MoreMem.  You may not decompile, disassemble, or
otherwise reverse-engineer the software in any way.  You may use
MoreMem on a trial basis provided you do not violate the protection
afforded the licensed software by the copyright laws, and you agree
to the terms of the license agreement. If you use MoreMem for longer
than thirty (30) days, you are obligated to purchase a license for
its use.  Licensed users may not distribute their user name, company
name, and password for unlicensed use of MoreMem.

     Send your $40 registration fee to:

          Gamma Research, Inc.
          112 Teakwood Drive
          Huntsville, AL 35801-3453

     See the Payment and Registration and Order Form topics.

     Title to the licensed software is NOT transferred to the end
user.  The end user is granted an exclusive license to use the
software on one computer or computer work station at any given time.

Limited Warranty

     Gamma Research does not warrant that the licensed software will
meet your requirements or that the operation of the software will be
uninterrupted or error free.  The warranty does not cover any media
or documentation which has been subjected to damage or abuse by you
or others.  The software warranty does not cover any copy of the
licensed software which has been altered or changed in any way.  ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED TO THE TERMS OF THE
EXPRESS WARRANTIES.  Some States do not allow limitations on how long
an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to
you.

     The warranties set forth above are in lieu of any and all other
express or implied warranties, whether oral, written, or implied, and
the remedies set forth above are the sole and exclusive remedies.

     Gamma Research is not responsible for any problems or damage
caused by the licensed software that may result from using the
licensed software. This includes, but is not limited to, computer
hardware, computer software, operating systems, and any computer or
computing accessories. End user agrees to hold Gamma Research
harmless for any problems arising from the use of the software.

     Gamma Research SHALL NOT IN ANY CASE BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL,
INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, INDIRECT OR OTHER SIMILAR DAMAGES ARISING
FROM ANY BREACH OF THESE WARRANTIES EVEN IF Gamma Research OR ITS
AGENTS OR DISTRIBUTORS HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
DAMAGES.  Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of
incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or
exclusion may not apply to you.

     In no case shall Gamma Research's liability exceed the license
fees paid for the right to use the licensed software.

MoreMem Distribution

     You are granted a limited license to copy MoreMem only for use
during a trial period of thirty (30) days subject to the terms of
this software license agreement described herein, provided the
conditions described below are met:

     MoreMem MUST be copied in an unmodified form and MUST contain
the following files:

          File_id.diz
          MemIcon4.exe
          MemOrder.wri
          MemOrder.txt
          MemPopup.exe
          MoreMem4.drv
          MoreMem4.hlp
          MoreMem4.rtf
          MoreMem4.txt
          OEMSetup.inf
          Readme.txt
          Setup.exe
          Sysop.txt
          TopBar4.exe

     No fee, charge or other compensation may be accepted or
requested by anyone without the express written permission of Gamma
Research.

     Public Domain Disk Vendors may not charge a fee for MoreMem
itself.  However you may include MoreMem on a diskette for which you
charge a nominal distribution fee. The purchaser of said diskette
must be informed in advance that the fee paid to acquire the diskette
does NOT relieve said purchaser from paying the Registration Fee for
MoreMem if said purchaser uses MoreMem.

     Operators of electronic bulletin board systems (Sysops) may post
MoreMem for downloading by their users without written permission
only as long as the above conditions are met.  A fee may be charged
for access to the bbs as long as no specific fee is charged for
downloading MoreMem files without first obtaining express written
permission from Gamma Research to charge such a fee.

     Distributors of public domain and user supported software, such
as disk vending services, may not charge a fee for MoreMem itself.
However you may include MoreMem on a diskette for which you charge a
nominal distribution fee. The purchaser of said diskette must be
informed in advance that the fee paid to acquire the diskette does
NOT relieve said purchaser from paying the Registration Fee for
MoreMem.

     The above constitutes the license agreement for MoreMem. It
supercedes any and all previous license agreements.

Special Thanks

Special thanks to Brian Livingston of InfoWorld for his informative
and enlightening articles on MoreMem.  He also suggested many changes
to this help file, including the new DOS compartment terminology.

Special thanks to Roleigh Martin of United HealthCare Corp. for
suggesting that GRI contact Brian Livingston of InfoWorld.

Special thanks to Willis Allen of Disneyland for suggesting the
resource monitor features of TopBar.

Special thanks to all those misbehaved programs, which led to the
automatic freeing and re-filling features of TopBar, which led to the
task switching features of TopBar.

Special thanks to all those who make suggestions for MoreMem.

Special thanks to all those nice compliments from MoreMem users.


Gamma Research, Inc.

Index

386MAX  12,13                       Netroom  12,13
AnyView  13                         Network drivers  12
Antivirus programs  13              Network install  14
Autoexec.bat  12                    New Features in MoreMem  3
Banyan network drivers  12          New Features in TopBar  4
BBS  1,15                           On-line access  1,15
Bootup  12                          Order form  18
Command line options  10            OS/2 Warp  14
Communication drivers  12           Password  7,12,15,16
Compuserve  15                      Payment  17
Config.sys  12                      Printing  14
Configuration for MoreMem  4        Program launcher  16
CPU usage  14                       QEMM-386  12,13
Custom configuration  5             Rebooting Windows  13
Decompress  3                       Registration  13
Dialog box for MoreMem  6           Removing MoreMem  16
Dialog box for TopBar  8            Restarting Windows  13
Dialog box for ViewMem 8            Resources  13,14
Directories in PATH  2              Serial number  7,12,15,16
Discount pricing  17                Setup  2
Distribution  19                    Shareware terms  2
DOS box  13                         Slow bootup  12
DOS memory usage  12                Sound Blaster  12
Drivers  11,12,13                   Sound cards  12
Excel 13                            Starting MoreMem's dialog
Expand  3                                box  4
Fax drivers  12                     System resources  13,14
Frequently Asked Questions  11      Summary  2
FTP  15                             SWREG  15
General Protection Faults  13       System.ini  3,12,16
GPFs  13                            Technical support  1
Hard disk  14                       Testing MoreMem  14
Icons disappearing  14              TopBar command line  10
Installation  2                     TopBar dialog box  8
Internet  15                        TopBar window  8
License Agreement  19               UnInstalling MoreMem  7,16
Limited Warranty  19                View DOS Memory dialog box  8
Loading drivers  11,12,13           Why MoreMem Works  3
Loading programs  11                Win32s  13
Memory usage  14                    Window for TopBar  8
MoreMem  2                          Windows 95  14
MoreMem dialog box  6               Word  13
Multiple licenses  15,17            World Wide Web  1,15