              OPTIMIZE Switches and Abbreviations

BOOT B
 LOADHIONLY L
 PATH P
 SEGMENT SEG
 NOSQF NF
 NOSQT NT
 MONO M
 LARGE LA
 NOSYNC N
 FILE F
 FINISHED DONE
 AUTOEXCLUDES AUTO
 STEALTH ST
 DIRECTORY DIR
 QUICK Q
 LOADLOW LOW
 COMMANDFILE CMD
 RESPONSE RF
 
   OPTIMIZE calculates and analyzes the sizes of your TSRs and device
   drivers, and the sizes of the areas of high RAM, and determines the
   optimal way to fit the programs in memory so that as much memory as
   possible is left below 640K.

Syntax:
   OPTIMIZE [switches] [filename]
   OPTIMIZE with a filename processes that file

OPTIMIZE switches:
  /BOOT:l       Specify boot drive letter
  /PATH         Add optimize path to path statements
  /EMM:fname    Specify own QEMM type driver
  /LOADHIONLY   Only modify lines which already have LOADHI
  /SEGMENT      Specify start address of first OPTIMIZE pass
  /NOSQF        Disables use of EMS page frame in the OPTIMIZE process
  /NOSQT        Disables use of temporary memory (provided by QEMM386)
  /STEALTH      Enables Stealth testing (QEMM386 only)
  /QUICK        Speed switch for OPTIMIZE
  /RESPONSE     Specifies the Response File for LOADHI
  /COMMANDFILE  Names a file containing commands which OPTIMIZE is not
                   to process
Display-related Commands:
  /MONO Enables monochrome display (two colors)
  /LARGE        Enables 43 character EGA display (50 on VGA)
  /NOSYNC       Disables syncing on CGA displays
Internal Commands:
  /AUTOEXCLUDES Used for Automatic Exclusion Detection (QEMM386)
  /DIRECTORY    Used for internal housekeeping on the Final Phase
  /FILE Used when processing CALL statements
  /FINISHED     Enables OPTIMIZE Memory Saved screen
  /STPASSDONE   Used during Stealth processing
