CLRMEM.EXE clears main mem and virtual mem (Win95) by allocating
as much memory as possible. It quits when allocated memory block size
is zero bytes. It displays size of allocated memory blocks and the last
line contains total allocated and cleared memory (in kilobytes).
This is a nice program to increase Win95 security (at least a bit).
You can also run it a couple of times before Safbench OCTest to increase
the maximum available memory for the last five test sizes.

SAVEMEM.EXE does the same as CLRMEM.EXE, but instead of clearing, it writes
the data to a file called MEMDUMP.$$$. By inspecting it you can see what
kind of data is available to other programs (or even to other users, if using
Win95 at school etc).

Shutting down Windows doesn't clear memory, booting the computer does.
