In a message on Friday 01-07-16 mark lewis said to Holger Granholm:   
      
   ml> 06 Jan 16 11:46, you wrote to Kurt Weiske:   
      
    KW>> I ran 2 nodes on a 486/66 with 16 megs of RAM in OS/2, but 2 nodes in   
    KW>> Windows on a P233MMX with 64 megs ran about the same.   
      
    HG> The multitasking under OS/2 was so much faster, that I never again   
    HG> considered the return to DOS/DV.   
      
   For a long time, I still had DOS/DV as a resrve, but never had to use it   
   so now it's forgotten history.   
      
   ml> with no troubles and OS/2 handled it great... with DV i had to make   
   ml> sure that the memory was accessible in a certain way or DV simply   
   ml> would not see and use it...   
      
   Yes - but with the help of QEMM 386 the memory problem was solved quite   
   nicely, even though you had to juggle the values a bit.   
      
   My first version of DV was 2.2 of 1989 and the last one v2.4 of 1991 and   
   with QEMM-386 v6.0 of the same year.   
      
      
   Have a good night,   
      
   Holger   
      
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