			HIGH MEMORY MANAGEMENT			[new DOS 3.0]

HIMEM.SYS allows programs on the computer to access extended memory, while
freeing up as much as 64 kilobytes (thousands of characters) of conventional
memory for program use by using the first part of extended memory. [Not 
present on all versions of DOS.]

To install HIMEM.SYS, use an editor to put a line in the CONFIG.SYS file that 
looks like the one below. 

    DEVICE=[d:][pathname]HIMEM.SYS [/HMAMIN=kb] [/NUMHANDLES=nn]

/HMAMIN=kb specifies the minimum amount of memory in kilobytes that a program
    must use to access HIMEM area. Minimum of 0, maximum of 63, default of 0. 

/NUMHANDLES=nn specifies the maximum number of Extended Memory Block (EMB) 
    handles that can be used. Minimum of 1, maximum of 128, default of 32. 

The DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS line should be in CONFIG.SYS before any other DEVICE 
lines.
