This is the May 1990 edition of the Quaid Analyzer. It contains a number of improvements not in the manual. The Instruction display now shows the instructions for the 80386 processor. Also, when running on an 80386, the full 32 bits of the registers appear on the register display. If you are running the exercise on page 21 of the manual on an 80386 system, you have to push the cursor up key one more time than shown in the manual each time you go to the sp register. The CMOS Display has been replaced by a screen labeled Configuration, invoked by selecting the Config function at the menu. At the Configuration display, you can change the contents of your CMOS. The help function, reached with the F1 key, tells you the keystrokes to change the CMOS. When you have pressed Ins to start editing, the next depression of the Enter key writes the edited values back to the CMOS. We have added a screen labeled POS Auxiliary to display the POS (configuration registers) on micro-channel systems, and a Debug Auxiliary to display the debug registers on 80386 systems. The read file function is a common source of mistakes. You have to set the file-origin before reading a file. Otherwise, your file will be read into location zero, overwriting the interrupt cells and requiring you to reboot your computer. The colors can now all be changed to white with a single keystroke. Just move the cursor to the Screen line, then press the W key. Quaid Analyzer now saves the contents of the screen buffer for all ega and vga modes. It does not save the palette information, so programs using the palette may have their colors altered. The stack display now shows the first few words accessible from ss:bp as well as those following ss:sp. We show the status of the shift keys on the Main Menu. This is because Quaid Analyzer occasionally thinks that the shift keys are depressed, even when they are not, with the result that you can not use the function keys. When the Main Menu shows an erroneous shift key, press and release both shift keys to correct the situation. We can not correct this through programming, because it happens after an unavoidable loss of a keyboard interrupt during entry into Quaid Analyzer. Quaid Analyzer is too big for some programs that themselves use most of the memory. We have included a small version of Quaid Analyzer, called qsmall.com, with most of the luxuries removed that occupies only 47k bytes. To install this one in permanent memory, type qsmall, patch at least one interrupt and press the F7 key, or use the DOS command qsmall with an interrupt number. There is no menu in qsmall, and it does not save the screen buffer, so whenever you return to the user program, the screen will be blank. 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