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ALL CHARGECARD 286 Software Release 2.8, [November 15, 1991]

Introduction

The ALL  CHARGECARD 286  Release 2.8  software  has  a  new  automatic
installation program  (INSTALL). The loaders have been updated to work
with DOS 5.0. We have also included the ALLOPT memory optimizer, and an
enhanced ALLMENU utility.
The ALLEMM4.SYS Release 2.5 [July 30,1991] has been fixed for DTC
controller.

INSTALL

An automatic installation program has been added to the ALL CHARGECARD
software. INSTALL  will copy  the necessary files to the sub-directory
of your choice  optionally appending your  CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT
files  accordingly,   and  save   your  originals  as  CONFIG.BAK  and
AUTOEXEC.BAK. If  you do  not have  a CONFIG.SYS  or AUTOEXEC.BAT file
then INSTALL will create these for you.

To run  the installation  program place the ALL CHARGECARD diskette in
drive A and type:

     A:INSTALL <cr>

ALLOPT Memory Optimizer

ALL CHARGECARD  286 software now includes the ALLOPT memory optimizer.
ALLOPT automatically optimizes  the usage  of memory  in your  system
and performs an installation of resident software in UMB's .

After installing  ALL CHARGECARD  286 software  with INSTALL,  you  no
longer have to manually  edit the  CONFIG.SYS,  AUTOEXEC.BAT  or other
batch files used during booting to load  DEVICE  drivers, TSR programs
and DOS features (BUFFERS,  FILES, LASTDRIVE  and  DEVICE) into UMB's.

ALLOPT will  perform an  analysis of  the  available  memory  in  your
computer and  of the  memory requirements of any resident software you
are using. It then automatically modifies the CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT
and other  startup files  for you. As much Conventional Memory will be
freed as  possible, to make room for your larger application programs.
All resident software will be loaded high into Reserved Memory, unless
there isn't  enough space,  or a  specific driver  or TSR shouldn't be
loaded high. If all resident programs fit into reserved memory, ALLOPT
will leave the largest possible contiguous block free, thereby leaving
space available for other resident software which you may want to load
high after booting.

Many combinations  of programs  are examined  by ALLOPT  while  it  is
analyzing your  system  to  find the best possible use of your memory.
This may  take several minutes, so be patient. ALLOPT will reboot your
computer twice  while running.  This is  normal, and  is nothing to be
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Some programs  and drivers  must be  loaded into  Conventional Memory,
because they  will not function properly  when loaded into the  Memory
above  640K.  Included  in  this  category  are shell programs such as
DOSSHELL, NC, WIN and COMMAND.

A special  file called  ALL_EXCL.DAT is  used to  avoid loading  these
programs and  device drivers  into reserved memory. This file contains
the filenames of programs which are to be excluded from loading high.

ALL_EXCL.DAT is  an ASCII  text file,  which can  be modified by using
EDLIN, or  any other  editing program capable of processing ASCII text
files. Each  line of  ALL_EXCL.DAT is  either a filename or a comment.
Comment lines  begin with  a semicolon  in the first column. Filenames
are preceded  by either  an X  which indicates that the program is ex-
cluded from  loading high, or an S which indicates that the program is
a Shell program.

Before running  ALLOPT, your  CONFIG.SYS file must contain a line with
the ALLEMM4.SYS device driver.  The RAM option must be used to provide
for high reserved memory (Selected in the install procedure).

The root  directory of  the boot  drive must contain your AUTOEXEC.BAT
and CONFIG.SYS  files. You  must have  successfully booted  with these
files, prior  to optimizing.  ALLOPT may  be able  to optimize  memory
usage, but it won't fix other problems!

To run the ALLOPT memory optimizer, type ALLOPT at the DOS prompt.

ALLMENU Memory and System Display Utility (Ver. 3.1h)

The  ALLMENU   utility  program   provides  information   useful   for
configuring, optimizing and debugging your system.

ALLMENU provides  information about your SYSTEM, DOS, MEMORY, NETWORKS
and ALLEMM4.SYS  driver and  allows you  to PRINT the information to a
file on disk.

ALLMENU has  been  improved,  and,  while  it  includes  the  features
described in  the manual,  the screen displays and keyboard interfaces
have been  changed, and  many new  system analysis  features have been
added.

Because of  these improvements, ALLMENU.EXE has been compressed to fit
it onto  the distribution  diskette. ALLMENU.EXE  is a self-extracting
archive which creates the following files:

     ALL_MENU.COM -- the actual program
     ALLMENU.COM  -- Program loader
     HELP.TXT     -- the program's help file
     DESC.TXT     -- the program's description file
     NETWORK.TXT  -- information specific to various networks

The very  first time you run ALLMENU the above files will extract. You
must then  issue the ALLMENU command a second time to run the program.





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ALLMENU.EXE may  be deleted  from your  hard disk, once the files have
been extracted.

After ALLMENU  has been  extracted, and  run, it  briefly displays  an
opening screen.  The main  menu is then displayed. Use the up and down
arrow keys  to navigate  the main menu. As you select each option, the
data display area on the right is updated. Some options, in turn, have
sub menus, which can be selected by using the right arrow key. The sub
menu replaces  the main  menu. Use  the left  arrow key  to return  to
previous menu.  The Esc  key is used to exit the ALLMENU program from
the main  menu. You  will be asked if you wish to return to DOS--the Y
key will exit, while  any other key will return you to ALLMENU.

ALLCCTST.EXE

The ALLCCTST  program will  test the  ALL CHARGECARD. To use ALLCCTST,
reboot your  system with no CONFIG.SYS or AUTOEXEC.BAT files, and then
run the test program.

     Syntax:   ALLCCTST

After running  the test  program you  must reboot your computer before
running any application or modifying any files.

  Note: If you run ALLCCTST and receive the error message:

  "Cannot control A20 - Enable failed."

  Ignore this message and re-execute ALLCCTST for the test to work.
  You will then receive another message:

  "Warning A20 was initially on."

  Ignore this message as well.

ACCRESET.COM

Many users  use a batch file to change their configuration information
and then  want the  system to reboot immediately using a program which
resets the  computer by jumping to the reboot sequence in the BIOS (at
location FFFF:0000). The problem is that the system will reset but the
maps on  the ALL  CHARGECARD remain  enabled, thus  causing  a  faulty
restart. The ACCRESET program will reset the ALL CHARGECARD first, and
then jump to the BIOS reset sequence.

     ACCRESET.COM Source Listing

     mov dx,31e0     ; call the ALL CHARGECARD dummy port
     mov al,00       ; with disable mapping sequence
     out dx,al       ; and turn mapping off
     mov dx,33e0     ; call the ALL CHARGECARD true port
     mov al,00       ; with disable mapping sequence
     out dx,al       ; and turn mapping off
     jmp ffff:0000   ; now jump to BIOS to reset




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DMAFIX.EXE

Since  the   ALL  CHARGECARD   maps  memory,  a  problem  arises  with
applications  that  transfer  information  directly  through  the  DMA
(direct  memory   access)  rather   than  through   the  standard  DOS
interrupts. When  mapping, logical  memory is  no  longer  related  to
physical memory  on a one-to-one basis. Thus a direct DMA transfer may
occur sending  information into  a mapped  region, and  into oblivion.
Tape and  diskette back-up  systems such  as PC  TOOLS,  FASTBACK  and
NORTON  Backup  are  the  most  common  occurrence  of  this  problem.
Previously, the  only way  to do  a back-up  would be  to reboot  your
computer without  ALLEMM4 in  the CONFIG.SYS  file. The DMAFIX program
will allow you to do your back-up without having to reboot your system
(ie. with ALLEMM4 still active).

     Syntax:   DMAFIX /SET -- before running the back-up
           DMAFIX /RESET -- to restore mapping

  Note: If you are running under DESQview DMAFIX will only work in
  the first or primary partition, which must be a DOS partition.

  If you are running Norton Back Up then set the Direct Memory
  Access option to LOW and the Hard Disk Access Option to MOST
  COMPATIBLE, through the CONFIGURATION TESTS Menu, in addition to
  DMAFIX.

EMSFIX.EXE

The FR=NONE  option disables  the 64K  EMS pageframe (required for EMS
3.2), but  EMS (version  4.0) is still active in the system. Under EMS
4.0 pageframes can be larger than 64K and below 640K.

Some EMS  3.2 programs,  like Lotus  1-2-3, will  work fine  with  the
FR=NONE option.  Lotus checks  to see  if EMS  is installed,  and then
checks the  location of  the pageframe.  Since the  pageframe is below
640K, Lotus  simply disables its EMS capability. However, some EMS 3.2
programs assume  that if  EMS is active then there must be a pageframe
installed. Thus, the FR=NONE option will cause them to fail.

If you  plan to  run EMS  applications such  as Borland's  Quattro, or
SideKick Plus,  then the FR=NONE option will not work. If you have set
FR=NONE then these applications will simply lock the system up.

The EMSFIX  program will  fix this  problem by  disabling the Expanded
Memory Manager in the system.

     Syntax:   EMSFIX /OFF -- turns the EMM off in the system
           EMSFIX /ON  -- restores the EMM for LIM 4.0 programs

Loaders

The new loaders supplied  with the  ALL CHARGECARD 286 software allow
you to utilize your  high memory  more efficiently  than before.  The
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FILES and  LASTDRIVE. These  loaders are  described in the manual, but
have had several modifications and improvements made.

Overview of new features

The loaders  have been  updated to  work with DOS 4.0 (4.00, 4.01) and
DOS 5.0.

Note: DOS 4.0 users should not use the  DOS  /X  option with ANSI.SYS,
      the DOS Buffers, Fastopen or VDISK.SYS. The /X option  does  not
      work correctly and will cause problems.

New Options

The loaders  have had  some new  options added. These options work for
all of the loaders.

  /d5  [Default for DOS 5.0] Loaders will work with DOS 5.0 Upper Memory
       Blocks (UMBs).

  /sg:N   Load into a specific partition of Reserved  Memory. Memory
       can  be  divided by  'hardware holes'  or excluded  areas.  N
       (specified in hex)  is any  segment of  Reserved  Memory.  In
       previous releases this option was  included  only in  ALLOAD.

ALLOAD has several new options:

  /af  /al  /as  /at
       These  options have the same meaning as in the other loaders
       (DEVICE, FILES, LASTDRIV, BUFFERS).

  /ul  Allow use of conventional memory while loading TSRs.

  /tf  Some device drivers and memory resident programs implode after
       loading. In other words, they require more memory to load than
       is  actually  used  after they  become  resident.  Also,  some
       programs  check to see that there is a  minimum amount of free
       memory above them  before loading  (eg. FASTOPEN.EXE). The /tf
       option temporarily allocates the 64K EMS  pageframe to provide
       more loading space for the application,  and then restores the
       pageframe. This will only work for  users who have set an  EMS
       pageframe, and if the  EMS  pageframe immediately  follows the
       block (ie. the EMS pageframe must be contiguous with the Upper
       Memory  Block  being used). Although the EMS pageframe area is
       temporarily  allocated,  an application  which is being loaded
       high  and  which also uses  EMS will not be  affected; it will
       find  the EMS pageframe (eg. SMARTDRV.SYS). If, after loading,
       an  application  has  encroached  upon  (used)  the  temporary
       EMS pageframe  area for itself the following  error message is
       generated:

      "Abnormal Termination, Please reboot the system."

DEVICE also  supports the /tf (Take frame) option. See the description
       above for more details.




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BUFFERS has several new options:

  /pcdos400  /pcdos401  /msdos401
       Force a different DOS version. The actual DOS version won't be
       checked.  These options are to be used to remedy problems with
       operation  under the various  different versions of DOS 4. For
       example, try one of these if you get the DOS error "Not enough
       core" while using BUFFERS.


Errata

1)   There  is a  typing  error  on  page  SOFTWARE-38 of the manual.
     ALLOAD /AF SK should read ALLOAD /TF SK.


Hints & Special Cases

1)   If you are using the KEYB.COM program (which comes with DOS) to
     set  a  different  keyboard  arrangement  then you  will have a
     problem warm booting the system using the CTRL-ALT-DEL sequence.
     This problem  can be  overcome by  shadowing the last 4K of the
     BIOS,  using the  ROM  option in the  form  ROM=FF00-FFFF  with
     ALLEMM4.SYS. Add the option to the ALLEMM4.SYS statement in your
     CONFIG.SYS file:

     Example:  DEVICE=ALLEMM4.SYS  ROM=FF00-FFFF

2)   If you are running DESQview with a version before version 2.2
     then do not attempt to load Buffers into high memory using the
     BUFFERS  command. If you want  more than the default number of
     Buffers provided by DOS, then  Buffers must be included in the
     CONFIG.SYS file.  Buffers can be loaded high, if you are using
     DESQview 2.2 or higher.

3)   If you are running Borland's Paradox version 3.0,  with either
     a Monochrome or CGA  video  adapter then  you must include the
     NV option with ALLEMM4.SYS in your CONFIG.SYS file. If you are
     running EGA or VGA then this option is not necessary.

     Example:  DEVICE=ALLEMM4.SYS  NV

4)   The file DEC.TXT provides supplemental information for PCSA
     users.

5)   If you have any application compiled with the summer '87 release
     of  Clipper,  then you can use the FR=NONE option, provided that
     you have run  EMSFIX /OFF or you SET a DOS environment parameter
     for the application. The following can be added as a line to your
     AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

     Example:  SET CLIPPER=E0

     Note that the Clipper application will not use expanded memory in
     this case, but will work with the FR=NONE option.
     If you are running  Paradox 3.0 and  have set the  FR=NONE option
     with ALLEMM4.SYS  then you  must run  EMSFIX /OFF  before loading
     Paradox, or run Paradox as follows:

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     Example:  PARADOX3 -emk 0

     If you are running WordPerfect version 5.x and run into problems
     try starting with either one of the following switches:

     Example:  WP /NE (run with no EMS)
     or        WP /32 (force compliance with EMS 3.2)

6)   The $CHARGE.SYS and CHARGE.SYS drivers are no longer supplied on
     this diskette  as  these files are supplied by The Software Link
     with PC MOS and MultiLink anyway.

7)   At the  beginning of its  initialization  sequence  the keyboard
     Shift  Status is checked by  ALLEMM4.SYS  to see if the  ALT and
     SHIFT  (left and/or right) keys are locked (ie. pressed). If the
     ALT-SHIFT  key combination is pressed, then ALLEMM4.SYS will NOT
     install.

8)   If you have the  HARDCARD from  PLUS  Development or a hard disk
     Controller that is not a  true 16-bit Controller (ie. it takes a
     short slot in your computer) then you must add a new parameter to
     the ALLEMM4.SYS statement in your CONFIG.SYS file. The new option
     tells ALLEMM4 how your hard disk should be handled.

     Example:  DEVICE=ALLEMM4.SYS DMA=HD

     If you are  running the  HARDCARD II on a  PS/2 Model 30-286 (ie.
     non-Micro Channel PS/2) then the above also applies.

9)   If you are running a HARDCARD II from PLUS Development on any 286
     computer other than the IBM PS/2 model 30-286 OR are using an IBM
     PS/2 model 30-286 with either a PIRA hard drive or any hard drive
     using  the  ST01  hard  disk  Controller then  you  must  use the
     following option with the ALLEMM4.SYS statement in your CONFIG.SYS
     file.

     Example:  DEVICE=ALLEMM4.SYS DMA=NOHD

10)  If you would like a Logical Memory Map (like EXAMEM) displayed at
     boot  time  you  can  include a  new  command  line  option  with
     ALLEMM4.SYS  in your  CONFIG.SYS file.  The new  option is called
     MEMTABLE or MT for short.

     Example:  DEVICE=ALLEMM4.SYS  MT

11)  The ROM option now requires to specify a range. Using ROM with no
     range defined will generate an error message.

12)  When using  FILES, BUFFERS, DEVICE, etc. in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file
     make sure that  you do not leave any spaces after the equal sign.

     Example:  DEVICE=ANSI.SYS     is okay but,
           DEVICE= ANSI.SYS    is not.






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13)  ALL CHARGECARD , WINDOWS 3.XX , DOS 5.XX

     The  following are some  suggestions to help you in configuring
     your ALL CHARGED system.

(a)  Use  HIMEM.SYS  (Ver. 2.77)  provided by  DOS 5.0  as the first
     DEVICE command in your  CONFIG.SYS file.  HIMEM.SYS by  default
     takes control of the total amount of EXTENDED MEMORY. Therefore,
     if you are using the ALLEMM4.SYS device driver (the EMS Manager)
     there  will not be  any  EXTENDED MEMORY AVAILABLE  to load it.
     ALLEMM4.SYS  will not install itself. In-Order for HIMEM.SYS to
     provide  ALLEMM4.SYS  with  some  EXTENDED MEMORY  you must use
     "/INT15=aaaa" option with HIMEM.SYS. Where "aaaa" is the amount
     of the  EXTENDED MEMORY in  Kilobytes (KB) that  HIMEM.SYS will
     release to be managed by ALLEMM4.SYS.

     Example:    DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS   /INT15=1536  ...
         DEVICE=C:\ALL\ALLEMM4.SYS RAM ...
         DOS=HIGH,UMB

     In the  above  configuration  HIMEM.SYS will  release 1536KB of
     EXTENDED MEMORY and ALLEMM4.SYS will have this amount of memory
     to manage.

(b)  DOS 5.0 has the ability to load  BUFFERS into  HMA depending on
     the number of  BUFFERS requested  (If there is not enough space
     in  HMA, then  BUFFERS will be  loaded in Conventional Memory).
     If  you  do  not want to load  BUFFERS into HMA or Conventional
     Memory then, you could still use  ALL Computers Inc.'s  BUFFERS
     command in  your  AUTOEXEC.BAT to load the  BUFFERS in RESERVED
     MEMORY.

(c)  RAMDRIVE.SYS   and  SMARTDRV.SYS  can use  Either  EXTENDED  Or
     EXPANDED MEMORY. If they are  configured to use EXPANDED MEMORY
     that is with the  "/A"  parameter,  both of the  DEVICES can be
     loaded into RESERVED MEMORY  using  ALL Computers Inc.'s DEVICE
     command in  your  AUTOEXEC.BAT  or  using  DOS 5.0's DEVICEHIGH
     command in your CONFIG.SYS.

Important Note for DOS 5.0 and Windows 3.0 users :

     If  one  or  both  SMARTDRV.SYS   and  RAMDRIVE.SYS  have  been
     configured to use EXTENDED MEMORY, then these DEVICES must load
     in  CONVENTIONAL  MEMORY  to prevent  any  conflicts with other
     applications using EXTENDED MEMORY such as WINDOWS 3.0  running
     in Standard Mode. However, if you choose to load these  DEVICES
     into  Reserved  Memory then,  you must  configure  them to  use
     EXPANDED memory " /A" option.

Important Note 2:

     The various Hardware & Software combinations make it difficault
     to use one  Standard Configuration Therefore, The above example
     may  not work the same in all systems.  Various testings by ALL
     COMPUTERS Inc. recomands the following Configurations to be the
     most common ones to use as examples:

     Example 1:
         DEVICE=C:\ALL\ALLEMM4.SYS   ME=nnnn ...
         DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS
         DOS=HIGH   (Loads DOS into HMA area)

     In this example nnnn is the total ammount of the EXTended memory
     you would  like to allocate for  ALLEMM4.SYS to manage. The rest
     of the  EXTende Memory  will be allocated to HIMEM.SYS and other
     applications  which  can use  EXTended Memory  (ie:Smartdrive or
     Ramdrive ...).
     If you are using the RAM option with the ALLEMM4.SYS and you are
     using  the  ALL COMPUTERS INC.  Loaders  to load into UMB's, you
     don't need to use DOS=UMB unless you plan to use DOS loaders for
     UMB's.
     In the above  configuration if  system hangs at initializing the
     HIMEM.SYS then you may have to try /M:nn parameter for HIMEM.SYS.

     Example 2:
         DEVICE=C:\ALL\ALLEMM4.SYS   EXT=nnnn ...
         DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS
         DOS=HIGH

     In this  example  nnnn is the total  amount of  EXTended  Memory
     ALLEMM$.SYS   will  Release  to  be  use  by  HIMEM.SYS  or  the
     applications that can use  EXTended  Memory.  If you plan to run
     WINDOWS 3.0 in standard mode then  nnnn  must be greater than or
     equal to 1024KB.

Important Note 3:

     If you are not using DOS=HIGH command to load DOS into the   HMA
     then  the  following  configuration  will be the  best  possible
     configuration to use:

     Example:
          DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS
          DEVICE=C:\ALL\ALLEMM4.SYS ...

     In this case if you plan to run WINDOWS 3.0 in STANDARD MODE then
     you must specify the amount of EXTended Memory you  would like to
     be allocated to WINDOWS in Standard mode by using either EXT=nnnn
     or  ME=nnnn options with the ALLEMM4.SYS deriver.


Important Note for DESQview users :

     If you use DESQview's QEXT.SYS driver (Version 5.10) it has to be
     placed before ALLEMM4.SYS and after DOS 5.0's HIMEM.SYS.

     EXAMPLE:     DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS /INT15=2500 ...
          DEVICE=C:\DV23\QEXT.SYS
          DEVICE=C:\ALL\ALLEMM4.SYS RAM=B000-B7FF ...

     In the  above  example if you put  DOS=HIGH the system will crash
     but  DOS=UMB  will  work.  Also,  the  above  example  will   run
     Windows 3.0 in real mode under DESQview 2.3.

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     EXAMPLE:     DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS /INT15=3008 ...
          DEVICE=C:\DV23\QEXT.SYS
          DEVICE=C:\ALL\ALLEMM4.SYS RAM=B000-B7FF EXT=1024
          DEVICE=C:\DOS\SMARTDRV.SYS 512 512 /A
          DEVICEHIGH=C:\DOS\RAMDRIVE.SYS 512 512 128 /A

     The above example will run Windows 3.0 in Standard  or  Real Mode
     under  DESQview 2.3.  Note in the above  example you  have  given
     3008KB of  EXTended  Memory to  ALLEMM4.SYS  and  it  in turn has
     provided  SMARTDRV.SYS  and   RAMDRIVE.SYS  each  with  512KB  of
     EXPanded  Memory.  Also, ALLEMM4.SYS is  providing  DESQview with
     approximately  1MB of  EXPanded Memory and  provides  Windows 3.0
     with 1MB of extended memory in Standard Mode.

Important Note:

     If you have  lots of  memory  and you are a  true  DESQview user
     and would like to use DOS 5.0 & run  WINDOWS 3.0 under  DESQview
     then you may want to try the following configuration.

     EXAMPLE:

         DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS
         DEVICE=C:\DV\QEXT.SYS
         DEVICE=C:\ALL\ALLEMM4.SYS EXT=nnn RAM=xxxx-xxxx ...

     Don't use DOS=HIGH or UMB in this configuration, nnnn must be of
     MINIMUM 1024KB.
     If  you  have an  IBM AT  type  system with  EGA/VGA  with color
     Monitor then RAM=B000-B7FF would be a good Choice.
     If you have an IBM PS2 type system with EGA/VGA with and you have
     an EMS pagefram then you may not use the RAM option.


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