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There should be no need to do anything other than the device statement.ACAD R13c4a DOS should run with the defaults PHARLAP sets up.Davidbrad444 wrote: The following procedure was discovered in my investigation: 1. Locate SYSTEM.INI file in windows directory 2. Locate end of 386enh 3.
Insert DEVICE=C:ACADPHARLAP.386 4. Save SYSTEM.INI 5. Restart Win95 6. Create Shortcut to EMXSACAD.BAT The above was attempted in Win98 SE, but I was unable to locate EMXSACAD.BAT and FILEMANW.EXE. The following section is included in the SYSTEM.INI:386EnhDEVICE=CDAINT2F.VXDwoafont=dosapp.fonmouse=.vmousedevice=.dynapagedevice=.vcddevice=.vpddevice=.int13device=.enablekeyboard=.vkddisplay=.vdd,.vflatdI need to confirm that my release 13 is the version C4a that you specified, David. At present, I cannot ALT-TAB with R13 DOS.
The following is displayed when I attempt to open AUTOCAD for DOS within the Win98 platform:Fatal error TNT.12040: Insufficient memory to load program C:R13DOSACAD.EXEMemory error code is: Insufficient physical memoryNote: Located and modified:Acad Properties Memory Initial environment 4096kind regards, -Brad. Brad444 wrote: The following section is included in the SYSTEM.INI: 386Enh DEVICE=CDAINT2F.VXD woafont=dosapp.fon mouse=.vmouse device=.dynapage device=.vcd device=.vpd device=.int13 device=.enable keyboard=.vkd display=.vdd,.vflatdWhere is the device=pharlap.386 line. Normally put pharlap.386 in thewindows system directory. I need to confirm that my release 13 is the version C4a that you specified, David. At present, I cannot ALT-TAB with R13 DOS. The following is displayed when I attempt to open AUTOCAD for DOS within the Win98 platform: Fatal error TNT.12040: Insufficient memory to load program C:R13DOSACAD.EXE Memory error code is: Insufficient physical memoryI normally allow WIndows to default to auto on all memory settings inthe properties box for DOS apps. You may have to tweak those dependingon your setup.
I can use 560K protected in the conventional memorysetting on my 98 machine. Set it as high as you can.You must also have HIMEM.SYS and EMM386.exe statements in yourconfig.sys -David Note: Located and modified: Acad Properties Memory Initial environment 4096 kind regards, -Brad. Posted by: NOLEADLINESDate: May/27/06 - 16:21 (GMT)Perhaps someone may be able to help me solve a problem trying to install R-13. I have had it on the computer before and removed it due to some Internet problems, thus resulting in the format of the hard drive.
I did have a partition on the drive as before and re-installed Windows 95 on the computer. Windows seems to be operating OK, as I preformed several checks on the system. I then tried to re-install Auto-cad R-13 and the installation seamed to go OK to the finish. Problem is that when I select the Auto-cad icon to run the program it starts to load and launch but then I get a Auto-cad window that pops up and reads,INTERNAL ERROR: Sequence error reading initial allocation listDirectly below this message here is a box with 'OK' in it. If I click on the box it will just dump me out of the program and it will not launch.
I now have decided to remove the partition as previously installed and run with non on the hard drive which is 3.8 GB. I have still encountered the same problem trying to launch ACAD after it is loaded onto the computer. The computer is a P5-166 system. There are no other programs loaded on the system, and it is a stand alone, not connected to the internet.
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