These programs allow you to use part of the TPA as a ram disk.
The ram disk is addressed as drive D:.  The size is set by the
version of the program you use.  The number in the MEMxx.COM
file name indicates the size in kilobytes of the ram disk.

These programs work with most every program I've tried  -- I'm
writing this documentation on a ram disk with my favorite word
processor.  But there are a few things you should know:

    They won't work with other high-ram utilities like RSX's
    or key-definition programs;  they'd be competing for the
    same memory addresses.

    You can't load one ram disk while another is active.  Does
    wierd stuff...

    You have to cold-boot to remove a ram disk.  REMEBER TO
    COPY YOUR FILES OFF FIRST!


To use the ram disk as a different drive than D:, use your
favorite de-bugger to patch these bytes:


ADDR:	Is:	Change to:

0208	"D"	desired drive letter.
0235	"D"	desired drive letter.
0356	03H	number of desired drive (00h=A, 01h=B, etc.)


I have no idea who wrote these programs;  my sole contribution
is documenting the patches to change the drive specification.