
   [ USING DOS 6.0 WITH THE FCC PROGRAM ]

   We have found that on some systems running DOS 6.0, the FCC program will 
   hang  when creating indexes or temporary files.   If you have a 386   or 
   higher, and use EMM386.EXE and specify the NOEMS command,  you must also 
   specify  the NOVCPI command.   If you don't,  some Clipper  applications 
   will hang, your computer will reboot or possibly send many print screens 
   to  your  printer.    It appears to be related to the paging  system  in 
   Clipper, and how DOS 6.0 handles the page frame. 

   Another  alternative  is to configure your CONFIG.SYS with the  RAM  and 
   AUTO  parameters.   This instructs DOS to emulate EMS from XMS when  the 
   application requests it.  This seems to work fine, and also provides EMS 
   to the Clipper applications for better performance. 


                             (Here are some examples)

                      DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE NOEMS NOVCPI
                                                     ------
                                                        ^
                                                        |
                                                    Add This


                                     - OR -

                        DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE RAM AUTO
                                                 --- ----
                                                  ^   ^
                                                  |   |
                                                Add These


                           (These are examples only!)

   

