Thanks Barry and Larry:
 The second hand computers I got from a computer show has most of the
memory un enabled. Getting to the setup was quite a task. It was protected
by a password. Had to take the computers apart and hunt around for the
jumper straps to bypass the password. Should be home free now. I may remove
command file and install Windows95 and take it from there. 
 Thanks for the tip.
Nick


At 01:01 AM 8/28/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Nick,
>
>The problem, as Barry pointed out, is with the amount of memory available
>to run another copy of DOS. The first thing to try is running memmaker at
>the DOS prompt. This may free up enough memory. This utility, available in
>higher version of DOS and Win95/98, moves some of the drivers, and the
>first copy of DOS, into memory above 640K. This frees up memory below 640k
>to run another copy of DOS.
>
>Also, make sure you have selected the same sample rate and number of
>channel to records. Increasing either will use more memory.
>
>-Larry Cochrane
>Redwood City, PSN


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