AT&T Globalyst 365TPC
(12-10633)               Memory Usage                 Faxback Doc. # 17462

Modules using memory below 1 MB:

  Name           Total           Conventional       Upper Memory
  --------  ----------------   ----------------   ----------------
  SYSTEM      18,080   (18K)     10,528   (10K)      7,552    (7K)
  HIMEM        1,120    (1K)      1,120    (1K)          0    (0K)
  EMM386       4,320    (4K)      4,320    (4K)          0    (0K)
  DSPCONF        224    (0K)        224    (0K)          0    (0K)
  WIN          3,664    (4K)      3,664    (4K)          0    (0K)
  MSCDEX      28,032   (27K)     28,032   (27K)          0    (0K)
  MOUSE       25,808   (25K)          0    (0K)     25,808   (25K)
  OAKV111     20,528   (20K)          0    (0K)     20,528   (20K)
  IFSHLP       2,864    (3K)          0    (0K)      2,864    (3K)
  SETVER         832    (1K)          0    (0K)        832    (1K)
  COMMAND      6,976    (7K)          0    (0K)      6,976    (7K)
  COMMAND      7,168    (7K)          0    (0K)      7,168    (7K)
  Free       624,080  (609K)    607,200  (593K)     16,880   (16K)

Memory Summary:

  Type of Memory       Total         Used          Free
  ----------------  -----------   -----------   -----------
  Conventional          655,360        48,160       607,200
  Upper                  88,608        71,728        16,880
  Reserved              393,216       393,216             0
  Extended (XMS)*    15,640,032       517,600    15,122,432
  ----------------  -----------   -----------   -----------
  Total memory       16,777,216     1,030,704    15,746,512

  Total under 1 MB      743,968       119,888       624,080

  Total Expanded (EMS)                 16,039,936    (15M)
  Free Expanded (EMS)*                 15,368,192    (15M)

  * EMM386 is using XMS memory to simulate EMS memory as needed.
    Free EMS memory may change as free XMS memory changes.

  Largest executable program size         607,008   (593K)
  Largest free upper memory block          11,840    (12K)
  MS-DOS is resident in the high memory area.


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