To see why I created QSETUP look at this.  PMWSETUP allows you to
configure how much XMS will be alloc during startup but this only affects
operation under RAW, XMS and VCPI mode.  So under DPMI you will be allowed
to alloc as much as possible. Before I created QSETUP program the QLIB package
would do just that.  If your application uses spawn...()
functions then under DPMI there will be no RAM for the new apps under DPMI
even if you use PMWSETUP.  So what QSETUP does is configure how much QLIB
will allocate at max during startup.  But you still must use the PMWSETUP
utility a long with QSETUP or else PMODE/W will still alloc all ram under
VCPI, XMS or RAW modes.