Several people  have asked  me why JRCONFIG takes up so much RAM.
	The answer is that they have  not used	the options  that will give
	them the most free RAM. Both the .DSK and .NRD versions fill up the
	first 128K of RAM, unless the -s option is used. If you use -s1, no
	user RAM will be used. Even though a small ramdisk is allocated; it
	uses RAM that is below the display video RAM, and that RAM  can not
	be used by DOS. If you are really tight for RAM, you can use the -v
	option. By using -v4 you  will	get  12K  of  RAM  that  is usually
	allocated to the video buffer. There is a potential danger when you
	use the -v option with anything less than 16. If you run  a program
	that uses  video RAM  above the  first text  page, your system will
	probably lock up; because that is where COMMAND.COM will load. If
	you use STATLIN, do not use -v less than -v8.