MEMMAKER

Supported DOS versions:	MS-DOS 6 - 6.22
How easy to use?	Easy
How safe to use?	Fairly safe
How common?	Fairly common
Internal or external command?	External

Optimizes the memory on a 386 or above computer by moving device drivers and TSRs to upper memory.

MEMMAKER [/b] [/batch] [/session] [/swap:drive] [/t] [/undo] [/w:size1, size2]

/b starts MemMaker in black and white
/batch runs MemMaker in batch mode and gives default answers to its questions.
/session is used only by MemMaker and can be ignored
/swap:drive specifies that the startup drive letter has changed since booting the computer. This is only useful with very old disk compressors, and not Double Space, DriveSpace, SuperStor or Stacker 2+.
/t disables detection of IBM Token Ring networks
/undo undoes the most recent changes MemMaker made to your configuration files
/w:size1, size2 specifies how much space shuld be left to reserve for Windows translation buffers. size1 is the amount of memory for the first buffer area and size2 is the amount for the second.

MemMaker does a fairly good job, but others, such as QEMM (from Quarterdeck Systems) or Netroom, tend to do a better job.