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     DOS Extender Run-Time Error R6907
 
     not enough extended memory on exec [: server]
 
     There was insufficient expanded or extended memory to load the
     program.
 
     Use the DOS CHKDSK command to see the current amount of extended
     or expanded memory.
 
     The error message may be followed by the type of server that is
     providing the memory, which can be one of the following:
 
        ■ If the server is VCPI (for example, Microsoft's EMM386.EXE),
          it is not configured to provide enough expanded memory.
 
        ■ If the server is DPMI (for example, a DOS session within
          Windows in 386 enhanced mode), there is not enough extended
          or expanded memory.
 
        ■ If the server is XMS (for example, Microsoft's HIMEM.SYS),
          it is not configured to provide enough extended memory.
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