Dec 102017
| Memory Manager for Dave’s Targa Animator (DTA) – Only needed if you are going to run the protected mode version (DTAX.EXE). | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| DPMI16BI.OVL | 63504 | 26359 | deflated |
| DPMIINST.EXE | 36724 | 17032 | deflated |
| DTAMEM.DOC | 942 | 560 | deflated |
| RTM.EXE | 85998 | 31472 | deflated |
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Contents of the DTAMEM.DOC file
This archive contains memory-management support programs for several
protected mode utilities I've written with Borland's "Borland Pascal
7.0". So far this includes DTA and MORPH, and will include PDOTS
when I get around to rewriting it.
The first two files, DPMI16BI.OVL and RTM.EXE, must exist somewhere
in your DOS path, preferably in the same place you keep DTA and
MORPH. These files must be present for the protected mode versions
of the programs (MORPHX and DTAX) to work at all.
If you've got an unsupported 286 processor (you'll know, because
MORPHX and DTAX will complain loudly), then you'll have to:
(1) disable any memory management software you have running
(like HIMEM.SYS)
(2) run the other program in this archive, DPMIINST, which will
configure RTM.EXE for your system
and
(3) turn any disabled memory managment stuff back on
-- David K. Mason
P.O. Box 181015
Boston, MA 02118
protected mode utilities I've written with Borland's "Borland Pascal
7.0". So far this includes DTA and MORPH, and will include PDOTS
when I get around to rewriting it.
The first two files, DPMI16BI.OVL and RTM.EXE, must exist somewhere
in your DOS path, preferably in the same place you keep DTA and
MORPH. These files must be present for the protected mode versions
of the programs (MORPHX and DTAX) to work at all.
If you've got an unsupported 286 processor (you'll know, because
MORPHX and DTAX will complain loudly), then you'll have to:
(1) disable any memory management software you have running
(like HIMEM.SYS)
(2) run the other program in this archive, DPMIINST, which will
configure RTM.EXE for your system
and
(3) turn any disabled memory managment stuff back on
-- David K. Mason
P.O. Box 181015
Boston, MA 02118
December 10, 2017
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