ID Number: Q46734
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MS-DOS
Summary:
Because the MS-DOS environment is so loosely structured, there are no
hard and fast rules that guarantee that a TSR
(terminate-and-stay-resident) program will work correctly with any
application. The best source for this information is the "MS-DOS
Encyclopedia" (published by Microsoft Press). This excellent reference
contains a 37-page chapter on TSRs, and other related information on
exception handlers and hardware-interrupt service routines. If you
take care to write your TSR in the manner described in this reference,
you will minimize interactions and other problems.
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