              This program releases the CPU timeslice once every
         milliseconds to that Microsoft Access will not hog all the CPU in
         a WIN-OS2 full screen session.  Unfortunately, MS-Access usually
         has to be run in a WIN-OS2 full screen session or the OS/2 desktop
         becomes corrupted.  The way to use this program is to run it in
         the same full screen session as MS-Access.

              This is an experimental program, and hopefully some
         improvements can be made to make running Microsoft Access under
         OS/2 easier.  One possible improvement is to make this a Standard
         Mode device driver.



              All the source code is included, along with a make file for
         use with Borland C++ 4.02. Basically, all the program does is
         create a window, start a Windows timer with a 1 millisecond
         interval, and then execute interrupt 2Fh with AX = 1680h with
         every call to the timer function.

              So far, tests indicate that this works, though one side
         effect seems to be that MS-Access does not always repaint until
         something is clicked.  Maybe this can be incorporated in an
         improved version of this program.




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