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|			   OS2XMEMU 1.02			|
|			  June 16, 1993 			|
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|                 OS/2 V2.X Memory Usage Display                |
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|                   Glenn Brew & Ross L. Cook                   |
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OS20MEMU is an OS/2 protect-mode program which displays a "snapshot"
of the current memory usage in an OS/2 2.X system.
Total free storage is also shown.

The information given includes:

        - Applications (by name)        - Amount in Use
        - Total Vdisk size              - Virtual Machine size
        - Total Disk Cache size         - Memory owned by application
        - Shared memory                 - Free memory
        - Amount Swapped

In addition, extensive detail can be requested for each application
currently executing by entering the process ID (PID).

Command examples:
                 OS20MEMU        - runs program in default mode
                 OS20MEMU ?      - gives brief help and setup notes

To use this program:

  - Download 20MEMU.ZIP in binary.

  - Use PKUNZIP to convert 20MEMU.ZIP to its various modules.
    The result of this will be files for all 3 video modes - any
    which are not needed may be deleted; i.e., if you will only
    use 50 line mode, you may delete *.P25 and *.P43.

  - Add a "device=" statement to your config.sys file for OS20MEMU.SYS.

  - Place OS20MEMU.DLL in a directory described in your CONFIG.SYS
    "libpath=" statement.

  - Place OS20MEMU.EXE in a directory in your path.

  - Place the *.P* files in a directory in your DPATH.

  - Reboot your machine to get the OS20MEMU.SYS device driver loaded.

  - Enter OS20MEMU ? for more information or OS20MEMU to run the program.

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Change History:

93/1/7    Version 1.0:
    - First general release.

93/4/27   Version 1.01
    - SYS3175 fixes

93/6/16   Version 1.02
    - Version that supports both OS/2 2.0 and 2.1

Glenn Brew
Ross Cook