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Virtual Card Services, All DOS DOS and WIN-OS/2 Settings

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Virtual Card Services Note: DOS Object includes DOS program, Windows program, DOS full-screen, DOS window, WIN-OS/2 full-screen, and WIN-OS/2 window. When you use a DOS object in the OS/2 environment, OS/2 Virtual Card Services provides a Card Services interface so that you can use the DOS PC Card device driver for the DOS object. To use Virtual Card Services in a DOS object, do the following: 1. Move the mouse pointer to the DOS object icon; then click on the right mouse button. 2. Select Settings or Property. 3. Select Session. 4. Select DOS (WIN-OS/2) Settings. 5. Select All DOS (DOS and WIN-OS/2) Settings. 6. Set PCMCIA_CARD_SERVICES as On. 7. Set PCMCIA_RELEASE_LEVEL as 2.1. 8. Set MEM_EXCLUDE_REGIONS as C8000-CFFFF. 9. Specify the PC Card device driver name to the DOS_DEVICE. Even when a PC Card is enabled in a DOS object, the device driver or the application program may not work, or their performance may not be what you expect. 194 IBM ThinkPad 380 or 380D User's Guide

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Virtual Card Services
Note:
DOS Object
includes DOS program,
Windows program, DOS full-screen,
DOS window, WIN-OS/2 full-screen,
and WIN-OS/2 window.
When you use a DOS object in the OS/2 environment, OS/2 Virtual
Card Services provides a Card Services interface so that you can
use the DOS PC Card device driver for the DOS object.
To use Virtual Card Services in a DOS object, do the following:
1.
Move the mouse pointer to the DOS object icon; then click on
the right mouse button.
2.
Select
Settings or Property
.
3.
Select
Session
.
4.
Select
DOS (WIN-OS/2) Settings
.
5.
Select
All DOS (DOS and WIN-OS/2) Settings
.
6.
Set
PCMCIA_CARD_SERVICES
as
On
.
7.
Set
PCMCIA_RELEASE_LEVEL
as
2.1
.
8.
Set
MEM_EXCLUDE_REGIONS
as
C8000–CFFFF
.
9.
Specify the PC Card device driver name to the
DOS_DEVICE
.
Even when a PC Card is enabled in a DOS object, the device driver
or the application program may not work, or their performance may
not be what you expect.
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IBM ThinkPad 380 or 380D User's Guide