Hi all, > 2. MARK, FMARK, and RELEASE > - --------------------------------------------------------------------- > MARK.COM and RELEASE.EXE are used to remove TSR's from memory, without > requiring a system reboot. In their simplest form, MARK and RELEASE > are used as follows:
> 1. Run MARK before installing your TSR(s). This marks the current > position in memory and stores information that RELEASE will later need > to restore the system. A common place to call MARK is in your > AUTOEXEC.BAT file. > 2. Install whatever TSR's you want, using the normal method for each > TSR. > 3. To remove those TSR's from memory, run RELEASE. This will release > all of the memory above (and including) the last MARK, and will > restore the system to the state at the time the MARK was made. Yup, the mark/release combo is a mighty fine thing. It does such a good job of restoring a system to its original state that it can even be used to evaporate windows 9x and return the computer to its pre 'win' strait DOS state, which I *love* being able to do. with none of the usual shutdown balloney. Ray Andrews, Vancouver, Canada -- Arachne V1.71;UE01, NON-COMMERCIAL copy, http://arachne.cz/
