To help you get V-EMM configured more quickly, please answer the
the following questions concerning your system configuration.

Question 1:  Do you have an EMS or EEMS board?
Question 2:  Do you have extended memory (available only on PC/ATs)?
Question 3:  Do you have a hard disk?


Now find the answers to the questions in the table below.  Then look
at the appropriate example to see how you can setup V-EMM on your system
We suggest you use the appropriate example in conjunction with "Chapter
3.  How to Use V-EMM" and "Chapter 4.  Command Reference", which are
more complete.

In most cases, you need to add 1 or 2 lines to your CONFIG.SYS file,
and you need to add 1 or 2 lines to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

Q1   Q2   Q3     Recommended setup
---  ---  ---    -----------------
Yes  Yes  Yes    Example A
Yes  Yes  No     Example B
Yes  No   Yes    Example A
Yes  No   No     Example B
No   Yes  Yes    Example C
No   Yes  No     Example D
No   No   Yes    Example E
No   No   No     Not supported


=============================  Example A  ==============================

Question 1:  Do you have an EMS or EEMS board?   YES
Question 3:  Do you have a hard disk?  YES

sample setup (type this command when you initially install V-EMM):

    VEMMCONF C: /128       (Tells V-EMM to allocate a 128 page (2 megabyte)
                            paging-file on drive C:)

sample CONFIG.SYS file:

    DEVICE=EMM.SYS         (Device driver supplied by your EMS board
                            manufacturer.)
    DEVICE=VEMM.SYS D=128  (Tells V-EMM that a 128 page (2 megabyte)
                            paging-file is present on a hard disk.)

sample AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

    VEMMCONF C: /E         (Tells V-EMM to begin using the paging-file
                            on drive C:)
    VEMMTSR1               (Needed for many pop-ups and some print spoolers
                            to work correctly.)

You compute your virtual expanded memory capacity as follows:
(We have assumed your EMS board contains 1.5 megabytes of memory)

    Real expanded memory              96 pages (for a 1.5 megabyte board)
    Auxiliary expanded memory      + 128 pages
                                    ----
      Total                          224 pages
      Always reserve 4 pages         - 4 pages
                                     ---
      Virtual expanded memory        220 pages

=============================  end of Example  ==========================


=============================  Example B  ==============================

Question 1:  Do you have an EMS or EEMS board?   YES
Question 3:  Do you have a hard disk?  NO

sample CONFIG.SYS file:

    DEVICE=EMM.SYS         (Device driver supplied by your EMS board
                            manufacturer.)
    DEVICE=VEMM.SYS        (Tells V-EMM that no paging-file is present
                            on the hard disk.)

sample AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

    VEMMTSR1               (Needed for many pop-ups and some print spoolers
                            to work correctly.)

You compute your virtual expanded memory capacity as follows:
(We have assumed your EMS board contains 1.5 megabytes of memory)

    Real expanded memory              96 pages (for a 1.5 megabyte board)
    Auxiliary expanded memory        + 0 pages
                                     ---
      Total                           96 pages
      Always reserve 4 pages         - 4 pages
                                     ---
      Virtual expanded memory         92 pages

Note that this configuration is not generally useful.  But it might make
sense if you are using V-EMM in conjunction with NVRD.  It might also
make sense if you are benchmarking a product with a reduced amount of
expanded memory.

=============================  end of Example  ==========================


=============================  Example C  ==============================

Question 1:  Do you have an EMS or EEMS board?   NO
Question 2:  Do you have extended memory (available only on PC/ATs)?  YES
Question 3:  Do you have a hard disk?  YES

sample setup (type this command when you initially install V-EMM):

    VEMMCONF C: /48        (Tells V-EMM to allocate a 48 page (768 kilobyte)
                            paging-file on drive C:)

sample CONFIG.SYS file:

    DEVICE=VEMMSIME.SYS    (Tells V-EMM to use all available extended
                            memory to simulate expanded memory.)
    DEVICE=VEMM.SYS D=48   (Tells V-EMM that a 48 page (768 kilobyte)
                            paging-file is present on a hard disk.)

sample AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

    VEMMCONF C: /E         (Tells V-EMM to begin using the paging-file
                            on drive C:)
    VEMMTSR1               (Needed for many pop-ups and some print spoolers
                            to work correctly.)

You compute your virtual expanded memory capacity as follows:
(We have assumed your extended memory board contains 512 kilobytes of memory)

    Simulated expanded memory         32 pages (for a 512 kilobyte board)
    Auxiliary expanded memory       + 48 pages
                                    ----
      Total                           80 pages
      Always reserve 4 pages         - 4 pages
                                    ----
      Virtual expanded memory         76 pages

=============================  end of Example  ==========================


=============================  Example D  ==============================

Question 1:  Do you have an EMS or EEMS board?   NO
Question 2:  Do you have extended memory (available only on PC/ATs)?  YES
Question 3:  Do you have a hard disk?  NO

sample CONFIG.SYS file:

    DEVICE=VEMMSIME.SYS    (Tells V-EMM to use all available extended
                            memory to simulate expanded memory.)
    DEVICE=VEMM.SYS        (Tells V-EMM that no paging-file is present
                            on the hard disk.)

sample AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

    VEMMTSR1               (Needed for many pop-ups and some print spoolers
                            to work correctly.)

You compute your virtual expanded memory capacity as follows:
(We have assumed your extended memory board contains 512 kilobytes of memory)

    Simulated expanded memory         32 pages (for a 512 kilobyte board)
    Auxiliary expanded memory       +  0 pages
                                     ---
      Total                           32 pages
      Always reserve 4 pages         - 4 pages
                                     ---
      Virtual expanded memory         28 pages

=============================  end of Example  ==========================


=============================  Example E  ==============================

Question 1:  Do you have an EMS or EEMS board?   NO
Question 2:  Do you have extended memory (available only on PC/ATs)?  NO
Question 3:  Do you have a hard disk?  YES

sample setup (type this command when you initially install V-EMM):

    VEMMCONF C: /24        (Tells V-EMM to allocate a 24 page (384 kilobyte)
                            paging-file on drive C:)

sample CONFIG.SYS file:

    DEVICE=VEMMSIM.SYS M=8  (Tells V-EMM to use 8 pages (128 kilobytes) of
                             conventional (DOS) memory to simulate expanded
                             memory.)
    DEVICE=VEMM.SYS D=24    (Tells V-EMM that a 24 page (384 kilobyte)
                             paging-file is present on a hard disk.)

sample AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

    VEMMCONF C: /E         (Tells V-EMM to begin using the paging-file
                            on drive C:)
    VEMMTSR1               (Needed for many pop-ups and some print spoolers
                            to work correctly.)

You compute your virtual expanded memory capacity as follows:

    Simulated expanded memory          8 pages (from conventional memory)
    Auxiliary expanded memory       + 24 pages
                                     ---
      Total                           32 pages
      Always reserve 4 pages         - 4 pages
                                     ---
      Virtual expanded memory         28 pages

=============================  end of Example  ==========================
