Hi Steve,

>Unfortunately, since my application is a DOS program, the option you suggested is not available.
> In fact, I think that because it is a DOS program, it automatical runs in its own space,

Roxanne is right. DOS applications do automatically run in their own memory space, but you CAN change
the memory options for it. Create a short-cut to your DOS executable, then go to the Properties for
that short-cut. You should see tabs for Memory, Screen, etc. Under Memory, check the Protected box and
limit the amount of Extended memory to 8 MB or so - otherwise your application will grab whatever is available.
Play around with settings on the Misc tab, too.

Hope this helps,

Jody Cairns
cairns@athena.nwafc.nf.ca