Each group should use a software utility like MemMaker (DOS 6.0), QEMM386, etc, to optimize conventional, extended and expanded memory for a 386, or better, PC system, assuming that the user will run Windows with a mix of DOS and Windows applications and prepare a report regarding the work done. The report should contain the following items:
Run MEM/C and obtain information about the existing and available conventional, extended and expanded memory. Explain the implications for memory management of the user's need to run Windows with a mix of DOS and Windows applications.
What did you do (e.g. Run MEMMAKER)? Run MEM once more and report the changes, if any, in the existing and available conventional, extended and expanded memory. Also include a printout of Autoexec.bat and config.sys (just of the relevant parts).
What did the user gain after you optimized the memory of his/her computer? What can he/she do now that he/she could not do before?
Enter all your results in a file and e-mail it to me with the subject: 315m3. Be sure to include the group number and member names and cc to all group members. The due date is April 22 (up to midnight).
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