We had the following problem with the high memory driver.  I should also
state that this was the version shipped with our 386 Northgate with 8MB RAM
back in 1991 and that we're using the SONY SMO-S501 disk drive.  I later
tried a high memory driver shipped with a colleague's newer 486 Gateway,
but this did not work either.
When collecting a Z-series or time series, the first images to be saved to
disk went to memory and were written to disk while the next image was
being scanned.  At first, we thought this was great because the system
zipped along.  But, for more than a few MBs of images, eventually, memory
filled up and the system hung.  Turning the high memory driver off solved
the problem.  We have not tried a newer version of the software.  -mc
 
> > Just a simple question.
> > Can I run Comos and MPL from Windows? Is there any special memory
> setting...
> In response to your query about running comos through windows (I'm not
> sure about MPL)...We have a BIO-RAD MRC-600 which runs through comos and
> has Windows through which other software image processing runs. It is
> possible to run comos through Windows; however, with our computer, there
> is not enough memory to support all that is required during image