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MS-DOS and 16-bit Windows-based applications require more RAM
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MS-DOS and 16-bit Windows-based applications require more RAM than native 32-bit Windows-based applications when running on any Windows 2000 Server system. This is also true for the Standard Edition of Windows NT 4.0, and for Terminal Server Edition of that operating system. Windows runs an emulation layer on top of the 32-bit operating system. Although this memory requirement may not show up as performance degradation on a high-powered desktop computer running the latest Windows operating system with 64 MB of RAM, it may easily show up on a system running Terminal Services, because of the multiplier effect of many user sessions. For more information on system requirements for Terminal Services, see the Microsoft Windows 2000 Web site.
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