Here are a variety of fixes, hints and work arounds for Qemm386 and Windows
3.  These are all official, but appear in a variety of places.

First, there are two versions of windows 3.00 and 3.00A.  The "A" version
creates problems for qemm386 versions 5.10-5.11.  The problems are fixed in
qemm386 version 5.12.

symptom:  qemm386 worked fine with Windows 3.00 but now refuses to start
or crashes with windows 3.00A of windows.

If you have versions 5.10 or 5.11 of Qemm AND version 3.00A of Windows, 
then apply the following patch using debug or norton diskedit, or your 
favorite patcher.

	Find B5 19		Change B5 to D5 in both locations found
	Find C0 28		Change to 20 29
	Find c8 1A		Change C8 to E8

Write the changes and save the file.  This patch fixed the inability of
Qemm386 to start windows in Standard Mode for version 3.00A of windows.
This patch will not let qemm386 work with version 3.00 of windows, SO
you may wish to save the original before patching as qemm386.300 in case
you need to install again on a system with 3.00 and not 3.00A of windows.
Details of this patch are contained on Quarterdeck's BBS in a file called
win300A.pat available to registered customers.

If you are using the latest versions of Multisoft's SuperPCK disk cache 
with windows, either version, and Qemm386 then you need to do the following:
First update to Windows version 3.00A. 
Second patch Qemm386.sys as described above.
Third, apply the following additional patch to qemm386.sys.

	Find 75 06 01 0E	Change 75 to EB

Write the file and save it.  This patch is required for ALL versions of
Qemm386 (5.10, 5.11 AND the current 5.12 release).  This patch is also
documented on their BBS in a file called REALLOC.PAT.

Troublesome systems can be helped by making the following three changes to
the Windows SYSTEM.INI file.  Try one at a time.
	Under the [386...] section add the following three lines.

VirtualHD=off
SystemROMBreakpoint=false
EmmExclude=A000-EFFF

Also, be sure files=30 or more in the COnfig.sys file, and use the NS 
(no sort) switch on the EMM386.sys command line in config.sys.  If you still
have problems call tech support at quarterdeck, they are very helfpul.

Hope this helps keep you out of trouble.

