John Chin wrote:

> I also designate a CD-ROM drive letter well beyond the letter of
> the last possible Hard Drive expected in a system.  With a DOS
> system the more drives you provide for (LASTDRIVE= . . .), the
> less conventional/UMA Memory you have, so be prudent. There's no
> free lunch.

John, what commands do I use to designate the drive letter for an installed
CD-ROM?

I currently have LASTDRIVE=Z.  I would like to change this to a lower letter and
then designate my CD-ROM drive as the same letter designated by the LASTDRIVE
command.  I'm currently showing 575 K in lower memory.  If I could save some lower
memory by changing the drive letter designations it might make it easier for some
progams that hog lower memory to run.

Loy