Dec 162017
 
A very comprehensive TSR manager that will allow you to load and unload your TSR programs.
File CARETAKE.ZIP from The Programmer’s Corner in
Category Utilities for DOS and Windows Machines
A very comprehensive TSR manager that will allow you to load and unload your TSR programs.
File Name File Size Zip Size Zip Type
CARETAKE.DOC 34304 10327 deflated
CARETAKE.EXE 35565 21370 deflated
READ.ME 2140 786 deflated
TSRTRACK.EXE 1631 962 deflated
VECTMAP.EXE 24359 16874 deflated

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Contents of the READ.ME file




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TSR Caretaker
by
Kevin Kessler
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Copyright 1989, by Kevin Kessler

The file CARETAKE.ARC should contain the following files:

TSRTRACK.EXE -- Resident portion of CARETAKER
CARETAKE.EXE -- Main program in CARETAKER
VECTMAP.EXE -- Vector Mapping Program
CARETAKE.DOC -- Documentation for CARETAKER
READ.ME -- This file


CARETAKER QUICK START:

The purpose of TSR CARETAKER is to give you more control of
your memory resident programs. It allows you to disable, enable
or remove most of these programs through the command line or a
display screen. The philosophy of this program is to give the
user maximum control with minimum effort, and to that end, all
you must do is place TSRTRACK.EXE as the first file in your
AUTOEXEC.BAT. No layering is required and the resident portion
of this program requires less than 3K of memory.

To use TSR CARETAKER, enter CARETAKE at the DOS prompt. The
display screen that follows should be self-explanatory. Enter
CARETAKE /? for the list of command line arguments to use in
batch files.

Even if you are an experienced computer user, I would
strongly suggest reading the documentation included with this
file. Removing memory resident programs can be a tricky business
in some cases, and, to use the batch file commands effectively,
some unusual techniques may be necessary.


Thank you for trying TSR CARETAKER, I hope it suits your
needs.

Kevin Kessler





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