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Message   Bill Wehrkamp    Knight Prowler   Win95 and VBBS   October 31, 1995
 1:19 AM *   

Re: Win95 and VBBS

> I'm running VBBS 6.14 on a Pentium-100 w/8MB's RAM.  I had no problem while
> running under WFWG3.11, but since the W95 upgrade, it will usualy crash
> whenever a user enters =any= dos door.  If I shut down WIN95 and reboot in
> MS-DOS, I never have that problem.  I've been told I need a lot more ram, and
> have seriously considred upping it to 32 megs, (if a little is good, than a
> LOT must be better, right?)  If anyone has any suggestions, I would really

A LOT of RAM is definitely a good thing... I'm in the process of upgrading
my own system from 8 to 16 megs.  I really know next to nothing about WIN95,
but I would think that 8 megs is sufficient to run your DOS doors.  I know
that other people are doing it with the same amount of memory.  Your problem
may lie elsewhere.

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