The specific running situation is like this: There is a dual system of DOS 7.0 and XP. After entering pure DOS, run UCDOS to load the Chinese character font, and then run a financial software under DOS. But after opening it, it always prompts that there is not enough memory and it cannot run. If the UCDOS Chinese character font is not loaded, it can run. I have seen many methods on major forums about configuring the CONFIG.SYS file under DOS to obtain more memory to solve the problem, but it seems not very ideal. Either it freezes or the program cannot be exited after running. This computer could originally run, but the XP system was not very stable, so it was formatted and reinstalled, but I didn't expect to get this result. Is there any expert, master, or hacker who can help solve it? I am very grateful. Urgently waiting online.
[ Last edited by htysm on 2005-12-10 at 12:55 ]
[ Last edited by htysm on 2005-12-10 at 12:55 ]

