> He made a few things work, in a far smaller package, that several of the > other readers had problems with. Hi Luke, Erik and I were in a friendly competition for whose screen reader had the smallest footprint. He won, but not by much. The way he won was by splitting his software out into separate components for the separate devices he supported, sort of like modules in Linux. Provox needs only about 28K of ram and carries all its drivers within that space. Everybody was very protective of their source code in those days, and sometimes when I released a new version, Erik would call me up with some suggestions for my assembly language source code. He had disassembled the executable and found some stupid stuff he thought I ought to fix. I was never good enough to return the favor. <smile> Chuck -- The Moon is Full Get my public key from website, http://www.mhonline.net/~chuckh
