fBOOT-HLP
tDrive Letters Help

 System Boot Disk = the drive letter of your startup 
                    disk or diskette

 MicroRAM Diskette = the drive where you inserted your 
                     MicroRAM Operational Diskette

 
 These drive letters must match your system.
 
 
 To change the drive values, do the following:

       - press up and down arrow keys to change lines

       - press right and left arrow keys to change drive letters

       - press F1 when the drive letters are correct


fCANNED-HLP
tMicroRAM Configuration Help

 
 "F1" will install all of your MicroRAM memory as expanded memory.
 Expanded memory is used in applications such as Windows 2.0(tm),
 DESQview 2.0(tm), Lotus(tm), Symphony(tm) and other EMS 3.2 or
 EMS 4.0 applications.
 
 "F2" will install all of your MicroRAM memory as extended memory. 
 Extended memory is used in applications such as Windows 386(tm),
 RAM disks such as Tecmars TecDisk or IBM's VDisk(tm), and other
 extended memory applications.

 "F3" will install half of your MicroRAM memory as expanded memory
 and the other half as extended memory.  This selection allows
 you to set your system up for both types of applications
 that were mentioned above under F1 and F2.
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 "F4" will take you directly to the screen where you can customize
 TecDisk or Printer to get a RAM disk or print buffer for your
 system.

 "F5" will take you directly to the screen where you can customize
 your expanded and extended memory allocation.  You can distribute
 your MicroRAM memory between expanded and extended by increasing 
 or decreasing either one in 64 KB steps.

fAPPLICATION-HLP
tMicroRAM EMS Application Help

 
 "F1" will set up your system for spread sheet applications such
 as Lotus(tm), Symphony(tm) and other EMS 3.2 applications.  The
 system board memory is not disabled when you select this option.
 

 "F2" will set your system up for multitasking EEMS/EMS 4.0 
 applications such as Windows 2.0(tm) and DESQview(tm).  The
 system board memory is disabled when you select this option,
 to allow you to swap in and out very large pieces of code in
 the conventional memory space.


fCONFIG-MODIFY-BOOT
tTecmar MicroRAM Configuration


                         Cursor Positioning

     Use the up, down, right and left arrow keys to change
     lines or columns.

     Use the +, - , Home and End keys to select size you
     want for TecDisk and Printer.

     Use the + and - keys to change the memory type.

     Press "F1 Update Configuration" to save your changes.

     Press "F2 Advanced MicroRAM Options" to customize any of
     the advanced options.

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     "Total Memory" is the total memory dedicated to each specific
     type such as conventional, expanded and extended memory.  
     Expanded memory plus extended memory equals the total amount
     of MicroRAM memory in your system.

     "Memory Available" is the free memory that is available for
     any application programs.  When you install a TecDisk 
     (RAM disk) or a Printer (print buffer), this memory will be
     subtracted from the Memory Available.

     "Type" defines the type of memory you allocate to your
     TecDisk or Printer.  Con is conventional memory, Exp is 
     expanded memory, and Ext stands for extended memory.

     "TecDisk" works in expanded or extended memory, while "Printer"
     can work in either expanded, extended or conventional memory.


fDISKETTE-HLP
tModify Boot Disk

 Source Diskette = the drive where you inserted your MicroRAM Diskette

 These programs are on the MicroRAM Diskette:

         TECMEM.SYS
         TECDISK.SYS
         PRINTER.EXE


fUPDATE-HLP
tMicroRAM Update Configuration Help


 Answering "Y" will update your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files 
 on your system boot diskette.

 Answering "N" will return you to the main menu. 

fREBOOT-SYSTEM
tReboot System



 Press ESC to return to DOS

 Any other key will reboot your system.


fMicroRAM-Advanced-Options
tAdvanced EMS Options Help


                             EMS Multitasking

 When EMS Multitasking is enabled, the system board memory is disabled
 and 640k of expanded memory is mapped into the conventional memory 
 region.  This provides EMS 4.0 applications with a large expanded
 memory region, required by multitasking environments such as
 Windows 2.0(tm) and DESQview(tm), for swapping programs in and out 
 rapidly.

 When EMS Multitasking is disabled, all MicroRAM memory is available
 for use as expanded and/or extended memory.

 Press "+" or "-" to change EMS Multitasking from enabled to disabled.
 Use the up and down arrow keys to change lines.

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                         Page Frame Address

 When the Page Frame Address selected is AUTO, TecMem will select the 
 correct Page Frame Address for you (depending on what type of system
 you have).  You should only select an alternate frame address if 
 TecMem does not work when AUTO is selected.  For example, if TecMem
 cannot recognize your hardware, it might select a frame address 
 that conflicts with that hardware device.

 When no contiguous 64k page frame is available in the C000h or D000h 
 segment, the page frame can be put in conventional memory by selecting
 "CONV".  Selecting this option will automatically disable the system
 board so that it can map the page frame to conventional memory.

 Press "+" or "-" to change the Page Frame Address.

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                            Total Handles

 All EMS applications require at least 1 handle.  Certain applications
 require additional handles.

 Total Handles specifies the maximum number of handles that can be
 allocated at one time.  Total Handles can range from 2 to 255.
 A large number of handles will waste memory, while too few handles
 may cause some EMS applications to fail.  The default number of 
 handles, 64, is adequate for most applications.

 Press "+" or "-" to change Total Handles.

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                         Insert Page Windows

 Insert Page Windows specifies a range of segment addresses that are
 to be included among the available page windows.    

 Press "+" or "-" to change the segment address.  Use the right and 
 left arrow keys to move from the starting address to the ending
 address.
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                        Extract Page Windows  

 Extract Page Windows specifies a range of segment addresses that are
 to be extracted from the available page windows.  

 Press "+" or "-" to change the segment address.  Use the right and 
 left arrow keys to move from the starting address to the ending
 address.

