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Jake the Snake | cofee | need...... |
April 26, 1996 2:09 PM |
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� Hi, Does anyone out there know of a goof assembly file or a program that can � unload any specified TSR driver? I found a few program like TSRmaker but, it � requires to mark the TSR before load. This way only works only for certain � TSR driver but not with the one that is load using "device" in config.sys. I � need a something that can remove any TSR driver, not including "HIMEM" and � "EMM386", when I ask. Sorry, what you're asking is not possible. And even if it were, you wouldn't want to do that, because it would leave a "hole" in memory...which would cause all kinds of problems. � Also, Does anyone know what is the equivalent Escap Sequent in Qbasic and � assembly language? In Qbasic the Escape Sequent is "char$(27)". thanks... In assembly language, you'd simply print the ESC sequence to the screen. For example: escseq db 01Bh,'[2J$' ;ANSI escape sequence to clear scrn ; (ESC [2J) mov ah,9 ;function 9 - print string mov dx, offset escseq ;point DX to the escape sequence int 21h ;call DOS services ��������������������������� SUN COUNTRY BBS ��������������������������������ķ �-Virtual Advanced -(208) 773-2057---24 HOURS--VNET @1208O1O---DrumNET @ 1 --� ��������������������������� POST FALLS, ID. ��������������������������������Ľ |
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