Quotes from the great literary masterpieces of Greg Ames:

>>i had set the memory addressing with mode32 do i also have to check off '32'
>>in the memory control panel?
>>
>
>Yes, the setting in mode32 simply enables mode32, allowing the system
>to use 32-bit addressing if it is turned on in the memory control
>panel.  In order to use 32-bit addressing, you must enable it in the
>memory control panel as well.

FYI -- the newest version does not require "enabling" as the older
version did. To enable 32-bit addressing, simply go into the memory
control panel and enable it. Mode 32 has no control panel anymore. ;-)

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