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UniqueDOSPSP=<Boolean>
Default: True (If you are running a network based on Microsoft
Network or LAN Manager. See the NETWORKS.WRI online
document to find out whether the network you are running
is one of these); False for all other networks.
Purpose: If enabled, Windows starts every application at a unique
address (PSP). Each time Windows creates a new virtual
machine to start a new application, Windows reserves a
unique amount of memory (i bytes) below the application.
For example, if the first application is loaded at
address M, the second application is loaded at address
M+i, the third at M+2i, and so on. The amount of memory
(i) is determined by the PSPIncrement setting. These
settings ensure that applications in different virtual
machines all start at different addresses. Some networks
use applications' load addresses to identify the different
processes using the network.
Disabling this setting on such networks, might cause one
application to fail when you exit another because the
network interprets them as the same application. If you
enable this setting, slightly less memory is available
for non-Windows applications.
To Change: Use Notepad to edit the SYSTEM.INI file. |