Speedcache Plus
Should be no problem at all, Dan. When you're running from DOS, Speedcache+
will automatically use all available extended memory (unless you tell it
differently during setup). When running from Windows, Speedcache+ normally
will keep 1/4 of the installed extended memory for itself and 'lend' the
rest back to Windows if it's needed. This, too, can be adjusted during
setup by switches and parameters on the SpeedCache+ command line in
AUTOEXEC.BAT. I've been running with the defaults with no problems at all.
Tom