🚀 go-pugleaf

Yeah, I know a guy who, no matter what he does within the 
context of editing shortcut parameters for a dos session within 
windows, cannot get more than about 500k or less conventional 
memory free. This leaves about 80% of his old dos software 
unusable. Of course, the win95 manual is silent on these types 
of problems. Actually the win95 manual is silent on just about 
everything else to given its paltry size. 

Now, my friends computing requirements preclude going to a 
separate DOS session via the F8 key. Myself, I tend to prefer 
that avenue and therefore, I find that I can configure my 
computer to run most everything. 

The whole point is that Win95 is not a transparent OS that it 
was advertised as. Maybe it can be made to work, but I wonder 
if there wasn't an ulterior motive on Microsofts part in 
choosing to keep people largely in the dark via the "no-manual" 
situation......????

Later....Tim S.