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Author: |
Jan Cortsen |
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Controlling the booting process
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Downloads: |
2366 |
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Average User Rating: |
N/A |
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Rated by: |
0 |
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File Size: |
19.67 KB |
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Release Date: |
Nov 29, 1998 |
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Supported languages: |
English |
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Operating Systems: |
MS-DOS |
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System requirements: |
No special requirements |
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Description by publisher
programs which cannot execute properly if you have a memory manager
installed - like Emm386.exe or a QEMM memory manager. By using Boot you
no longer need to have numerous of boot disks ready each time you want
to play a game with special memory requirements. Boot also comes along
with a high level of safety, meaning if anything fails (fx: if you don't
have enough memory for a program) - Boot will immediately re-boot your
old an usual system files.
Within the Zip archive file you will find some examples on working
configurations files for, among others, Commanche Maximum Overkill and
Zone 66.
Special requirements: 80286DX or newer. MS-DOS 5.00 or newer.
Freeware. Uploaded by the author.
Jan Cortsen
jc@get2net.dk
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