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   Rod,   
      
   > Then, I'd probably recommend Rick's interrupt redirect using   
   > INT 0x03, i.e., trap-flag interrupt.   
      
   I've never tried to use/work with that particular INT.  I'll have to look   
   into it.  Thanks for the suggestion.   
      
   > Obviously, you can modify this to read and store one interrupt,   
   > such as for your packetdriver, in olddosint, and have another   
   > new interrupt installed elsewhere via newdosint   
      
   The problem with that is that the new INT has to be fixed (or go in a nice   
   circle back to the origional problem :-) ).   If it than in any way clashes   
   with any other program (having the same idea or maybe even the same program   
   run a second time) it would be in trouble, with no way to remedy it.   
      
   On the other hand, I seem to have a vague rememberance of a method to chain   
   multiple programs onto a single INT, even mentioning a default INT for it.   
   Drawback: slow(ish) (needs to go down the chain), and fully dependant on   
   other programs chaining and, more importantly, un-chaining themselves   
   properly.   
      
   Regards,   
   Rudy Wieser   
      
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